Sentence examples for notion of credibility from inspiring English sources

To specify trust, we introduce the notion of credibility, which is the quality of deserving to be trusted.

Chicago Tribune writer Dave Kehr remarked that Mann "believes in style so much that he has very little belief left over for the characters or situations of his film, which suffers accordingly", adding that the film's focus on style serves to "drain any notion of credibility" from its plot.

And notions of credibility are still important, so memes about the relative merits of Kanye and Queen will still flood Facebook.

Chinn, born in 1945, says that from the beginning he was attracted to a pop sensibility ahead of any notions of credibility, cool or the importance of the artist.

Reputation is now carried by a new system, which takes rather elusive notions of credibility, influence and status and turns them into measurable scores.

It's also the story of a policy becoming hostage to notions of our "credibility" as a world power, as if being trapped in a debilitating struggle with enemies who aren't leaving (and who know we are) is good for the ol' image.

The notion of nuclear disarmament gained credibility a few years ago when four cold war veterans — George Shultz and Henry Kissinger, former secretaries of state; William Perry, a former defense secretary; and Mr. Nunn — overcame their political differences to endorse the idea in a Wall Street Journal op-ed article.

And the lack of credibility "fuels the notion that they will try to bring more profits and capital to the 'mother country' to cover current losses in their own markets".

Given that the people who go to the spa at the inn may not be the same people who go to the cabaret, and that options seems be the management's (and the publicist's) operative word, the notion of taking to Norwich "the credibility of the best rooms in the country," in Mrs. Freedman's words, may well be "in the hands of the gods".

But the notion that "my work is complete" is pushing the limits of credibility.

The glorious lack of credibility.