Sentence examples for was given credence from inspiring English sources

It seems extraordinary now, but six months later, when Bin Hammam announced his presidential candidacy, he was given credence as a candidate for reform.

Speke got back to London 12 days ahead of Burton, gave his findings to the Royal Geographical Soc., & it was his story that was given credence.

The theory was given credence by eminent art detective Maurizio Seracini, who in 2005 found evidence of a slim cavity behind Mr Vasari's fresco, The Battle of Marciano.

This idea was given credence after a sailor in California sued an airline after blue ice crashed through the skylight of his boat.

The excuse was given credence by a tweet from journalist Aurélie Sarrot on Monday, which showed a photograph of a computer screen at the engravers on which Wolinski's name was spelled correctly.

That theory was given credence as Cilic opened with a service hold to 15 and then broke Murray to love.

That France was giving credence to the notion of international backing for military action was ironic given Paris's opposition to the Iraq war in 2003, which led Congress to ditch "French fries" from its menus in favour of "Freedom fries".

Taft said only that he hoped Foraker would meet with the organizers of the event and follow their recommendation, which Foraker took to mean that Taft was giving credence to Hearst's charges and did not want him there.

By not publicly acknowledging it, he was giving credence to the idea that there are certain immutable aspects of people's personalities that can't or shouldn't be recognized in the tech world.

But it has refused to disappear and is in danger of being given credence.

Congo's accusation has been given credence by diplomatic sources and international rights organisations.