Sentence examples for total credibility from inspiring English sources

"He has total credibility on both sides," Batterman said.

Played with total credibility by Clark Gregg, the character is truly endearing.

The slow exposition and character development that occupy the first two-thirds of the play are perfectly modulated; it is only during and after the key scene in which Hally betrays Sam that things start to lose total credibility.

"We want to be absolutely sure that we restore total credibility, and we will feed you with all the details of our business to satisfy everyone of you," Cees van der Hoeven, Ahold's chief executive, told analysts today.

His case was finally resolved on 30 June, a week before the start of the 2008 Tour, thereby giving the whole sorry business another appallingly timed shoulder-nudge towards total credibility meltdown.

To which I must add his responsibility in convincing me not only that I want to be a writer in my next reincarnation, but that I want to be one like him, with those stubborn and persistent details that, like a philosopher's stone, give total credibility to his dazzling exaggerations.

Responses to the three items were highly consistent (Cronbach's alpha = .86), and therefore, after looking at the mean scores on each variable, the three items were summed to give a total treatment credibility score for subsequent analysis.

Some non-needling control procedures can be assumed to be physiologically inert, such as an inactivated transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation machine; however, these procedures may not have the same total psychophysiological credibility as acupuncture, thereby compromising the interpretation of the results.

As the two top Democratic presidential candidates reap the rewards of their lauded performances at the party's first debate Tuesday, their recently disclosed campaign fundraising totals test credibility of their stated stances — especially when it comes to Big Pharma.

The report expressed concern at what it described as a "total collapse of credibility in the banking sector".

Certainly Fox doesn't believe that total loss of credibility matters: it has just renewed Karl Rove's contract.