Sentence examples for this creditable from inspiring English sources

This creditable and indeed swinging jazz group led by Mr. O'Connor, the bluegrass fiddler, always brings Stephane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt to mind.

"We went into our shells a little bit in the second half," said Lee Radford, Hull's new coach who has nevertheless made a promising start after this creditable defeat followed an opening victory against the Catalans to the season.

"Synge's play is part of the problem," suggests Michael Billington, blaming it for why this "perfectly creditable revival … never achieves the right ecstatic quality".

Now I do think this rather creditable".

Knowledge is, on this account, creditable true belief; when one knows, one believes the truth as a result of one's own efforts and abilities.

In relative terms, this is a creditable performance: not all business publishers generated profit margins this large last year.

The temptation to note the presence of the stars Villas-Boas left out in Naples had to be resisted; this was a creditable performance in the ugly circumstances dictated by a 10-man Stoke.

That said, Tesco has clearly spent a lot of time trying to mimic Doritos' "tangy cheese" and, while it hasn't quite nailed it, this is a creditable effort.

Retail analysts at UBS said: "We view this as a creditable outturn for Primark, particularly given unseasonal weather in autumn and that some of the new Primark stores in northern Europe have cannibalised sales at existing stores (a temporary phenomenon).

Militants blamed France's intervention in neighbouring Mali as a trigger for the siege - though some analysts said the siege appeared to have been too long in the planning for this to be creditable.

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