Sentence examples for lacking in credibility from inspiring English sources

The judge found Ebker to be "highly credible" and deemed Nygård "evasive," "insincere" and "utterly lacking in credibility".

They had become boring and lacking in credibility.

-- is either lacking in credibility or in satirical edge.

But Mr. Bush is, let's say, a bit lacking in credibility.

The other actors are equally betrayed by a screenplay completely lacking in credibility.

In her ruling granting a prohibition, the judge, Deborah Batts, described it as an "infringement … lacking in credibility".

Playing one to four times a month and netting $250 to $500 per shift, what they lack in credibility they make up for in store credit.

Not only would this have considerable cost savings but would almost certainly be more effective than the use of inexperienced extension agents who lack in credibility.

(It's completely lacking in dramatic credibility, by the way).

But when did Barkley, an I-man in his own right, become a broadcasting shock ex-jock whose opinions are accepted as serious commentary when he is so lacking in personal credibility?

2.35pm: Lord Mandelson has just released Labour's response to the Tory manifesto, which he sums up as a document lacking in economic credibility, based on a "sink or swim" approach to public services.