Sentence examples for into credence from inspiring English sources

The band opened with a Manu Chao tune and then rocked into Credence Clearwater Revival, and when it moved toward electronica, my Spanish boyfriend told me the members' accents were Portuguese.

Hirst is basically a pirate, and his skill is shown by the way in which he has managed to bluff so many art-related people, from museum personnel such as Tate's Nicholas Serota to billionaires in the New York real-estate trade, into giving credence to his originality and the importance of his "ideas".

The base is run by the US, and some have reportedly said in forum postings that the Kremlin has put some credence into this possibility.

I wouldn't put too much credence into what it says.

For better or worse, customers do put credence into research because it is perceived as being independent.

Actually, before you put too much credence into this list, however, Goldman Sachs also made the list at No. 25.

Given that they're from an anti-Steam Web site, we probably shouldn't put too much credence into that statement.

Neither Arianna nor Ron put any credence into Laura Ingraham's argument that one factor in the decline of these brands is that they pandered to the shrinking "secular progressive" market.

I would start doing it a little bit more than I do right now," and "I definitely would put some credence into it".

"We fit into the open source credence of belief," Mr. Roth said.

And in language these days, words which start off as good and meaningful, terms like environment and energy saving, rapidly lose any credence because converted into political or PR slogans, ending up the clichéd stuff of an estate agents' brochure.