Sentence examples for withering credibility from inspiring English sources
It is about the nature of "red lines" and the president's withering credibility.
Such an "everybody does it" defense would collapse against McCain's withering attack and reformist credibility.
When he stepped down as attorney general in September after widespread criticism of the firing of federal prosecutors and withering attacks on his credibility, Mr. Gonzales talked proudly in a farewell speech of how his department was "a place of inspiration" that had balanced the necessary flexibility to conduct the war on terrorism with the need to uphold the law.
This blind hatred is fueled by a withering contempt for factual credibility and polarizes the electoral vote.
On Friday, CNN will play back the main combative moments in a loop, with hours and hours of analysis about whether Trump benefited from sustaining attacks from both Rubio and Cruz, or whether his credibility will wither on account of the disputes over the release of his tax returns, healthcare and other issues.
And if his schemes at home come to naught, then his credibility abroad will wither.
If anything suffered at the Lockerbie trial this week as much as the star witness who withered under cross-examination, it seemed to be the credibility of the American intelligence community.
Is there a problem with your credibility, give the statements you made last summer about the game withering on the vine?
