Whether in 1968 or today, ominous religious ideas like hell, Satan, and demonic possession have the power to give pause to individuals whose personal beliefs give credence to them.
If these and similar passages are to be given credence, his personal body count must total many dozens.
They also want food that aligns with their own personal values, which includes credence attributes such as environmental sustainability, animal welfare and fair trade, as well as local and organic production.
It would lend credence to our personal fantasies and allow us to more faithfully recreate ourselves in games, making it all the more rewarding when we finally captain Huddersfield Town AFC to Champions League glory.
These examples of grit and vivacity, performed by residents whose limited means were stretched by personal losses, did more than give credence to clichés about the South's inimitable hospitality.
Facebook's pending initial public offering gives credence to the argument that personal data is the oil of the digital age.
When we say we want to have a bounty of local businesses to choose from in the places we live, it's because we treat our environment like a curated museum of funky consumer options that lend credence to our highly-tailored personal brands.
In the editorial rooms of newspapers and magazines, in professional journalism organizations, and in creative writing workshops across the United States, writers and editors continued to take inspiration from the New Journalists, experimenting with forms, styles and practices that could work for and give credence to a genre that tries to be simultaneously creative, personal and "true".
This unbearable humiliation, some speculate, fueled his personal hatred of Obama and hardened his decision to run for president, lending credence to the infamous pee tape described in the Steele dossier.
He's a discredited former hoodlum, and it's an outrage that any credence would be given to him with his bad reputation as he seeks personal publicity.
