Sentence examples for shot of credibility from inspiring English sources

The excellent Margaret Colin, as an officer's wife, provides a welcome shot of credibility (1 30).

"Great advice," it read, giving the book five stars and, even more important, that all-important shot of credibility.

The deal provides a shot of credibility to Isis's technology, known as antisense, which has had a checkered development.

But what might otherwise have been dismissed as a quixotic proposal was given a shot of credibility in July, when Bill de Blasio, then a mayoral candidate, lent his support.

Republicans are often suspicious when Democrats start talking that way, which is why Mr Castro's biographical narrative—"The Castro family's history in the United States began nearly 100 years ago when his grandmother, Victoria Castro, came to Texas as a young orphan"—adds a useful shot of credibility.As a third point, for a catchphrase, "the infrastructure of opportunity" is relatively clear.

But Dell's interest gives MP3 a shot of credibility, say analysts.

The teams certainly played as if the hearts of the city were on the line, Filip Bondy writes in The Daily News, and the Nets' victory gave them an instant shot of the credibility they are craving, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

Both the NFL and Facebook could use a shot of millennial credibility.

The glorious lack of credibility.

"We have one last shot at credibility," Mr. Silverman said.

It drains politics of credibility".