Примери коришћења Credence на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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David Lewis responded to Elga's paper with the position that Sleeping Beauty's credence that the coin landed heads should be 1/2.
Interesting point, Grammatically, this guy was an idiot, which sort of gives credence to the theory that one of the clerks he had fired actually wrote most of this guy's major opinions.
Hopefully, today we can reap the benefits of Galen's experiments without attributing equal credence to his less accurate ideas.
By even a highly restricted principle of indifference, her credence that it is Monday should equal her credence that it is Tuesday since being in one situation would be subjectively indistinguishable from the other.
Historians give more credence to the second theory because of the popularity of crossing fingers in later Christian groups,
She received a note assuring her that that there was no credence to the rumors of Japan's involvement.
Amelia's sister, Muriel Earhart Morrissey, gave enough credence to the first theory that she wrote to Emperor Hirohito for reassurance that Japan had nothing to do with Amelia's disappearance.
Beijing may seem to lend credence to such a'new Cold War' narrative,
this time with much more credence behind it, was filed by Fred Worth in 1984.
emotional weight because that gives credence to the characters.
I am too unsure to venture an opinion, and what credence could you give a woman ignorant of military matters?
Some theological noncognitivists assert that to be a strong atheist is to give credence to the concept of God because it assumes that there actually is something understandable to not believe in.
You've staged an elaborate hoax to give credence to a delusion which is starting to fall apart.
To lend credence to her innocent intentions,
arguing it would give credence to attempts to ethnically cleanse the country.
Melety's unspecific citing of the Jerusalem Patriarch in this connection likewise does not deserve credence, especially since he did not report what the Patriarch actually said.
Van Zandt told reporters his story, lending Butler's story some credence, but that's as far as it went.
which gives it further credence.".
To give more credence to their hypothesis, the researchers presumed that if it was really the KGB training that cause this peculiar walk,
busts gives credence to the claim by Harvard economist Dani Rodrik that these“are hardly a sideshow