Definitionn. the quality of being believable or trustworthy
Last update: June 24, 2015
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She, in turn, would inform Quinn, both of whom would know I was holding back important information, a severe blow to our credibility compact. [Please select]
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_ CREDIBILITY OF STORY Winsor's "Narrative and Critical History of America," Vol. [Please select]
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"The stories related of the dogs of sheep-stealers are fairly beyond all credibility." [Please select]
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Perhaps the greatest service will be in determining the credibility of evidence. [Please select]
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If a tale was edifying, it was believed, and credibility had nothing to do with it. [Please select]
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There is no doubt of Chauvenet's entire credibility," declared Armitage, a little airily." [Please select]
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The stories related of the dogs of sheep-stealers, he continues, are fairly beyond all credibility. [Please select]
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After this point has been established, the truthfulness and credibility of the selected narrative in its details must be maintained on the internal evidence in conjunction with the geographical and other data of early America. [Please select]
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And yet, as he read on, Julius reluctantly admitted that the cruel tale gained credibility and moral force from the very homeliness of the language in which it was chronicled. [Please select]
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