Sentence examples for tests credulity from inspiring English sources
What we see is not meritocracy at work at all, but a wealth grab by a nepotistic executive class that sets its own salaries, tests credulity with its ridiculous demands, and discovers that credulity is an amenable customer.
The play hops from England to Rome to Wales, and its convoluted plot tests credulity with visions, kidnappings, banishment, decapitation, apparent resurrections, battles and a grand finale of revelations.
She appears to possess no physicality, no sexuality, though we're told that she had a love affair not long ago and, in a brief scene that particularly tests credulity, she sleeps with an ex-convict who has rented her basement apartment.
The playwright's misanthropy ultimately tests credulity, but it's forever something to behold in eye-popping awe.
Cheltenham has a way of rewriting history, testing credulity.
Even in the context of the past seven years, the stupid brazenness of a forged letter drafted on White House stationery does test credulity.
In the past, the city has estimated that 3.5 million people have attended the parades, figures that others have said test credulity.
Earlier Wednesday, he encouraged Russian operatives to hack Clinton's personal emails, a stunning claim from a figure who has long tested credulity and the limits of political discourse.
He tested their credulity further.
He conveys it with absolute solemnity, but maybe he's having me on, testing my credulity.
"You're really going to test the credulity of the electorate if you say one thing on a carbon tax and then do another," said Economou.
