Sentence examples for to talk credibly from inspiring English sources
The ability to talk credibly about virtualization is worth a huge amount in its own right".
It is crucial that you understand the technical content of the issues that are being discussed, let alone the field you are promoting, to talk credibly to both industrialists and academics.
"You cannot talk credibly about lowering emissions globally if, for example, you are slow to acknowledge climate change; if you undermine calls for an effective carbon price; and if you always descend into the 'jobs v environment' argument in the public debate".
So that would seem to point toward someone in Mr. Salazar and Mr. Ritter's own stamp -- a Democrat who knows the business end of a cowboy boot and can talk credibly about cattle, corn, irrigation and the housing anxieties of the moderate-leaning suburbs.
He had one great suicidal scene as a cop in The New Centurions (1972); he was amusing in Oklahoma Crude (1973), a modern Western about oil; he talked credibly to dolphins in The Day of the Dolphin (1973); and he made a respectable attempt at being Hemingway in Schaffner's movie Islands in the Stream (1977).
Transcripts were leaked of telephone conversations in which he seemed to be asking for jobs and advancement for his friends.The sole beneficiary of the scandals is Mr Berlusconi, who has found himself in the novel position of being able to talk reproachfully and credibly of a "moral issue" facing his rivals.
Unless it can be shown that we can continue to talk intelligibly and credibly of our government or our state, then a radical rethinking of our political relations is an unavoidable consequence" (Horton 2010, p. 133).
Before the government can credibly begin to talk about tackling homophobic bullying among pupils, it should ensure that educators are not perpetrating this discrimination themselves.
The arrival of 6th IUCN World Parks Congress, which opened this week in Sydney, presents an opportune time to talk about how we might credibly and affordably measure and report our conservation progress in national, state and community protected areas.
Joby has a gentle side, but he clearly has no idea how to talk to a child, and Shaylena, a nonprofessional with wide eyes and a charmingly serious manner, credibly conveys the diffidence of a young person unsure of what to make of her adult companion.
