While all this may sound objective, there's an important subject component of credibility as well: do you believe the person?
Markman would trump these considerations with his argument that a jury should decide a question of meaning peculiar to a trade or profession simply because the question is a subject of testimony requiring credibility determinations, which are the jury's forte.
Trump brought this up to argue that the National Enquirer ought to be "respected," and he raised the subject of the tabloid's credibility because he felt compelled on the day after accepting the Republican presidential nomination to defend his decision in May to cite a National Enquirer story linking Ted Cruz's father to then-President John F. Kennedy's assassin.
Those who saw it were astonished and perplexed, not only by the arbitrary disruption in the right-hand part of the picture of the continuity that had always united an image but also by the defiant unloveliness, which made it plain that the traditional beauties of art, the appeal of the subject, and the credibility of its imitation were now, at any rate to Picasso, finally irrelevant.
Given the relatively low status of 'cultural diversity' teachers and the lack of credibility of the subject within most medical programs [ 37], faculty may feel that by not acquiescing to the student demand for providing certainty, their positions are further undermined.
France, Japan, Italy) from standing up for the values it preaches to others about, not if they want to maintain their fast-disappearing vestiges of credibility on the subjects of corruption and good governance.
Their scene together is the play's best, treating the subject of what women want with credibility and decency (far more than the oafish Mel Gibson movie "What Women Want"), in large part because it is grounded more in the observant wit of the playwright than in the absurdity he visits on them when the other characters are present.
This purported weapon has been the subject of ongoing debate about its credibility since the Renaissance.
For the moment, I will avoid delving into those subjects in order to save any modicum of credibility I have remaining.
How do you help another person understand that if you support them vocally, not only will your credibility be questioned, but they will likely not be supported because they were the subject of the questionable recommendation and shaky credibility of the recommending leader?
