Sentence examples for with a credibility from inspiring English sources

They shouldn't start off with a credibility rating of, say, 0. It should be more like negative-30".

Hint to Selig Pete Rosee is not the only one with a credibility problem in Major League Baseball.

With Cézanne, Manet imbued still life with a credibility that it had not had since Chardin's time, and set it on a roll through modern art's glory years.

I first saw her as Nina in "The Seagull" at the Royal Court Theater in London (and later on Broadway), where she managed the final breakdown scene with a credibility I have never witnessed elsewhere.

I'm being a bit flip here, but as I read this we start with a credibility argument; when there turns out to be an easy way to deal with that problem, it's rejected because that would undermine credibility.

The shift of audiences toward cable news outlets — with their manifest agendas — as sources of truth and transparency may have something to do with a credibility gap that now confronts more mainstream news outfits.

Party insiders say he seeks in Mr. McConnell's embrace a credibility with establishment Republicans.

But America isn't the only place with a political credibility problem.

They wanted somebody with a certain credibility," he said, admitting Blunkett had urged him to run.

Francesca Hayward, who's been dancing Manon for the first time this season, inhabits this scene with a chilling credibility.

The ALP's embrace of the market could therefore be presented, with a certain credibility, as an attack upon Old Money and the Big End of Town.