Miracle-evidence began to fall into discredit during the eleventh and twelfth centuries.

Soon after, the notes began to lose favour; then to fall into discredit, and the discredit to become public.

I too am a stranger, and sooner or later I may fall into discredit, and the power of the church be too much for me.

Burnes, fallen into discredit at Cabul, quittedthatplacein August 1838.

The melancholy austerity of the fanatics fell into discredit together with their principles.

Long before his final voyage he had fallen into discredit, and he died in obscurity.

For what could be more convincing than the argument of Socrates, which has now fallen into discredit?

Shinto, a primitive nature cult, which had fallen into discredit, was taken out of its cupboard and dusted.

The single-ear selection or single-ear sowing, which had fallen into discredit in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, was rediscovered.

That profession has gradually fallen into discredit by I know not what fatality, which befalls the most worthy things.