Meanings of little credence in English

This is a flawed argument and one hopes it gains little credence.

She clearly gave little credence to Rachel's presence, which made Roman tense with worry.

Her disclosure would appear but the last resort of malice and receive little credence.

Faith attached little credence to confessions of crimes which Holden intimated he had committed.

But they gained little credence with people in general.

We placed very little credence in the rumors that he was a man of immense wealth.

To be candid, very little credence can be placed on the information contained in an anonymous letter.

SUCH was the amazing story Milton Baxter told the Senate, but that body placed little credence in it.

But only very few among us were aware of it and they received little credence from the others.

The reason for not marrying which Lot used every means in his power to promulgate-hisfast-failinghealth-gainedlittle credence.

How little confidence, how little credence she soon gives to his word that was once so sacred to her!

He took down our statement, but it was clear he gave little credence to Molly's recollection of hearing my name.

She agreed with the authorities on one point: she placed little credence in Jason's reported sighting of Nicholas after he disappeared.

They giving little credence to "front-end", low tech solutions in which organisation and education must play a dominant role.

But the views of the Dutch scholars thus set forth met with little credence, and were soon forgotten in a new solution.

But little credence was given to Father Roman's statement until it was verified, in 1756, by the Spanish Boundary-line Commission of Yturriaga y Solano.