Sentence examples for so much credence from inspiring English sources

A view backed up by the Guardian's poll last December and one that may have helped Brand get so much credence with his views.

"With studios — I may be completely wrong, and I don't care if I am — but so much credence is being given to what is being said by a relatively small group of people that studios keep on making huge mistakes.

What was your sense of him, as a person, and was it irresponsible of the media to give so much credence to the comments of a guy who was sort of a loose cannon?

Last month, the Park View Trust, which oversees the academy, wrote to Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw saying it was "astonishing" that "the Trojan Horse dossier, though anonymous, unsigned, undated and being full of factual errors and malicious allegations has unfortunately received so much credence".

Mr. Cole may have his opinions but for the paper to give it so much credence bespeaks of a Neanderthal understanding of what role contemporary art plays in the lives of so many, not only here, but ever more abroad.

It's about time Whitney came clean and released her report to the public so we can determine if it should be given so much credence; and if it shouldn't, traders and investors can stop a possibly misguided prediction from causing further damage.

First, investors should not place so much naive credence in earnings reports.

So I don't attach much credence to whatever anyone says.

So, before we give too much credence to earnest promises by leaders in Washington, it might be useful to recall how we got wedged into this precarious corner.

I don't know ANYTHING about the people who write to me to tell me what they want me to do, so i can't put too much credence in what they a demanding I do, and usually their ideas make me cringe.

So it's hard to know how much credence to give his runway fashion, which additionally is priced and tightly distributed to be put out of reach of most people.