Sentence examples for stretched credibility from inspiring English sources

At times the polyglot selections stretched credibility.

Minutes later he punted another penalty high over the bar when a Vardy hat-trick would have perhaps stretched credibility even here.

And if the FBI counterintelligence agent living next door stretched credibility (and it really did) once established, it was another good layer of intrigue that raised the personal stakes for everyone involved.

Jonas Björk, a correspondent with the TV4 channel, said the idea that the original rape allegations were a part of a conspiracy to attack the WikiLeaks founder stretched credibility.

In "Donnie Brasco," his performance as an undercover F.B.I. agent infiltrating the New York mafia stretched credibility, not because of flaws in his acting, which was characteristically meticulous, but because of the flawlessness of his face.

And the longer it goes on, the more it has stretched credibility.

But the dramatic moments sometimes stretch credibility.

That is surely stretching credibility way too far.

In offering a composite America, Albee sometimes stretches credibility.

Even in a comedy about a sentient soft toy, that's stretching credibility.

But he also offers something that stretches credibility: austerity without pain.