Sentence examples for seemingly credible from inspiring English sources

Some of the sham reports carry a sheen of officialdom so seemingly credible that they are difficult to ignore.

When the rule of law required Mr. Vance to arrest and prosecute one of the most powerful politicians in the world based on the seemingly credible word of an immigrant hotel worker, he did so without hesitation.

Federal officials say that two independent tipsters, seemingly credible, had reported seeing one of the fugitives, Patrick Henry Murphy Jr., at a home that supposedly belonged to a relative.

The story of the woman's six-week journey from seemingly credible victim, in the eyes of prosecutors, to a deeply unreliable witness, is drawn from interviews with law enforcement officials, statements from the woman's lawyer and a letter from prosecutors to Mr. Strauss-Kahn's defense team released in court on Friday.

The group also made a seemingly credible claim to have shot down a military helicopter in Sinai on Saturday.

Such tactics leak details to innocent suspects who use them to cobble together seemingly credible confessions after their wills have been broken by hours of coercive questioning.

"They're credible people.

But in the closing days of what was a circus of a campaign, the rumors got pushed aside as Mr. Schwarzenegger dealt with a barrage of seemingly more credible allegations that he had groped and molested women during his years as a movie star, charges that Ms. Shriver battled back forcefully, contributing in large part to his victory.

The warning could hardly have been more frightening, the source seemingly more credible.

The estimated historical parameters based on scenario 1 are presented in Table 4. Median effective sizes of female Norwegian and European populations are NNOR = 7,160 (95% credible interval 1,870 – 32,000) and NEUR = 1.03 mill (95% CI 325,000 – 3.2 mill) and the European and Norwegian populations seemingly diverged from one another tD = 15,280 (95% CI 9,960 – 19,560) years ago.

In contrast to the likes of Marine Le Pen and Geert Wilders, Griffin never grasped the simple point that large numbers of Britons wanted their anxiety over immigration and political dissatisfaction met by a seemingly modem, legitimate and credible radical right party.