Meanings of lend credence in anglès

These facts lend credence to Wilkes's claims of land in that vicinity.

Three troublesome nonentities from the Officer Corps were executed to lend credence to the lie.

Something that will lend credence to our claim that Leahy is manipulating things to her advantage.

He recalled declining to respond, because it is so bizarre that I will lend credence to it.

Support for Xinmao from Tianjin does not guarantee backing from central government but will lend credence to its offer.

But it does lend credence to the possibility that the aerospace community had-howeverfleetingly-consideredlaunching a one-way chimped mission.

If seeing is believing, the reader may lend credence to my recital of every incident I have herein recounted.

It's clear what is happening. Slideshow (24 images) Climate scientists lend credence to Cruz's interpretation of what he sees.

But a loss in a populous Democratic stronghold like California could lend credence to Trump's claim that she is a weakened candidate.

Why was this decision made and does it lend credence to the idea that PCs are lagging far behind consoles as gaming machines?

The classified report Nunes presented amounted to vague claims of "incidental collection," ostensibly intended to lend credence to Trump's original claims.

As a result, the deletion of his recent photos on her Instagram page seems to lend credence to the rumours that he cheated once again.

Without Lancaster-and without Smythe to lend credence to the tale-the theory of how Fount Royal had been seduced by mental manipulation was a madman's folly.

The figures lend credence to George Osborne's recent warning to consumers against complacency in the coming year as a "cocktail of threats" slows growth.

You would think that a group that used mostly religious dogma to lend credence to its stance might try "morality" in their approach i.e.

The Love Boat and its latest revival might lend credence to the moniker "idiot box," but trash TV notwithstanding, television was a smart invention.