Sentence examples for more credible because from inspiring English sources

The story is more credible because of the mystery surrounding Ella's birth.

It is all the more credible because Mr Souaidia shows no sympathy for the rebel cause.

In McNamara's case, the treatment actually makes him more credible, because we feel we are seeing him in the raw.

The findings, the village said, seemed all the more credible because the English experts set their date without knowing the village's estimate of when the house was built.

In 15 years his audience might find the story more credible because presumably he will look a little more timeworn by then.

No intelligent person is going to view you as more credible because you're wearing eyeglasses, unless you're mailing this letter from the 1980s and the position you're applying for is the role of "sexy schoolmarm" in a Van Halen video.

I hope we get lots of rhymes in his speech this year, not just because it will make his speech more credible, but because it will give Cassetteboy a great headstart.

Criminals have a penchant for infecting pornography sites because it makes their law enforcement threats more credible and because embarrassing people who were looking at pornography makes them more likely to pay.

Mr. Bush's advisers said they considered Mr. McCain more of a threat, both because he is seen as a more credible candidate and because some voters continue to bear ill-will toward Mr. Forbes for the attacks he launched on Mr. Dole in 1996.

"It's important for us to have that honesty," says Schmill. "It is more credible to prospective students because it is not always positive".

To Rosenbaum, this quip by Lex makes him more credible as a person, because it is well known that Lex always wanted hair.