credence sentence examples

• A large plume of black smoke lends some credence to her story.
• Credence as an educational tool.
• How much more credence could be given to a report backed up by ' visual evidence ' ?
• Credence shelf in the piscina.
• If the sumerian knowledge did indeed appear out of thin air, then sitchin's interpretation of the sumerian texts gains credence.
• Credence by another little known fact.
• The report was then given more credence by a second internal mod document.
• Conspiracy theories have gained further credence due to the alleged absence of advance warning about the indian nuclear tests.
• Credence table also came with it.
• Lending credence to their collective persona is the fact that they sound equally sincere and at ease with the various genres.
• Credence by these results.
• What we see seems to add credence to the results achieved earlier.
• The report was then given more credence by a second internal mod document.
• Credence function was such that no possible evidence would have been sufficient to convince him that god exists.
• Conspiracy theories have gained further credence due to the alleged absence of advance warning about the indian nuclear tests.
• He gives great credence to the involvement of the working classes during the anglo-irish war.
• The work was reputed to have some credence with support given by astronomers of the day.
• At chance for loans, bad credit history is given little credence.
• I was well below 50 % of my normal performance so i don't place too much credence in that either.
• After all, it is argued, rational credences, which are guided by them, do -- see the next section.

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