Sentence examples for more creditable from inspiring English sources

More creditable were his efforts to suppress fraudulent banking schemes, mail swindles, and medical quackery.

And, perhaps no more creditable than these, a writer about art".

Portraying the plus-size Baltimore housewife Edna Turnblad, Michael McKean is more creditable than credible.

Nothing could have been more worthy of an honoured monarch and nothing more creditable to her country.

Being the study of a man and a parliament, this story is intricate, which makes Caro's accomplishment in rendering it compelling all the more creditable.

There are some encouraging signs that Mr Cameron, oppportunistic and Europhobic in opposition, may evolve a firmer and more creditable foreign policy than many supposed".

At the height of his standup popularity, Steve Martin flung himself into "Pennies From Heaven," in which he did more than creditable work.

But it was last season that the Tyneside faithful finally saw him back at his best as, having confronted his demons, he helped to inspire a more than creditable season back in the Premier League.

To some of us, Geraldine Page will always be Sook, Truman Capote's aging, childlike character, but in Glenn Jordan's nostalgia-rich television version of A CHRISTMAS MEMORY (1997), Patty Duke does a more than creditable job in that role.

Mr. Skinner has but a strip of stage and a few risers to work with, but he does a more than creditable job of transforming this modest real estate into that enchanted land where Fred and Ginger once floated on air.

If the US had put nearly as much pressure on Israel as it had on others to avoid using its threatened veto, it would be a much more credible and creditable world power.