Sentence examples for than creditable from inspiring English sources

I was not necessarily memorable, and when I was, it was too often for less than creditable reasons.

At the height of his standup popularity, Steve Martin flung himself into "Pennies From Heaven," in which he did more than creditable work.

But it was last season that the Tyneside faithful finally saw him back at his best as, having confronted his demons, he helped to inspire a more than creditable season back in the Premier League.

To some of us, Geraldine Page will always be Sook, Truman Capote's aging, childlike character, but in Glenn Jordan's nostalgia-rich television version of A CHRISTMAS MEMORY (1997), Patty Duke does a more than creditable job in that role.

Mr. Skinner has but a strip of stage and a few risers to work with, but he does a more than creditable job of transforming this modest real estate into that enchanted land where Fred and Ginger once floated on air.

However, what happens to the Falklands is a much bigger test of the UK's commitment to development than its creditable commitment to meeting the arbitrary 0.7% aid target.

China uses far more energy than it does per unit of GDP; Russia, vastly more.The reasons for India's frugality are not all that creditable.

Portraying the plus-size Baltimore housewife Edna Turnblad, Michael McKean is more creditable than credible.

And, perhaps no more creditable than these, a writer about art".

And if Mr. McKean's performance is more creditable than credible, it should be said that he executes it without flinching and, more important, without winking.

Some sources e.g., Forbes, ABCNews are just simply more creditable than others, such as high school newspapers, chat rooms, Usenet groups.