Cannibalism in Guangxi during this period has been widely documented, lending if not credence, at least the possibility that this grisly anecdote is true.
Tetlock notes, sadly, a point that Richard Posner has made about these kinds of public intellectuals, which is that most of them are dealing in "solidarity" goods, not "credence" goods.
The CBO does not give credence to Republicans' common claim that Obamacare is already reducing employment.
This is why Mr. Obama should not give credence to the existence of an Islam that could supposedly be represented by its "leaders".
Mr. Bykofsky, who is Jewish, said, "I will not give credence to her," adding that out of 13 board members of the West Hempstead Civic Association, only two are Jewish, and neither is affiliated with any real estate company.
While the beefier NT needs even more memory (16 megabytes is a start), it delivers more in exchange: better networking, more reliability, faster operations.Microsoft has, intentionally or not, lent credence to the leapfrog idea: for software companies to win a coveted Windows 95 logo for their programs, they must make them compatible with Windows NT as well.
Groh hijacked the agenda, in fact, just 20 minutes after the Denver game ended, when -- biting off his words as he does when he is angry -- he deviated from his usual policy of not giving credence to what he considers ancillary issues.
We should therefore not give credence to them".
The parents asserted that she was their daughter, but police were suspicious and did not give credence to the identity documents they produced, news reports say.
In the end, Jumbo survived, although its tower did not, adding credence to the belief that Jumbo would have successfully contained a fizzled explosion.
Rhodes suggested that Hanna did not give credence to warnings about Sherman's mental capacity in early 1897, though some of those tales must have been told by New York businessmen whom he trusted.
