Best 95 quotes in «credibility quotes» category

For those of us on that Leave side there is a natural credibility with those voters.

I always keep a firewall between my own travails and my perception of public-policy issues; otherwise I would retain no credibility as a commentator.

I have, I think, afforded every opportunity that could be reasonably expected, to judge of my credibility.

If I don't win, the award show loses credibility.

If you are wearing a bandana you better have something wise to say, because you are starting with a credibility deficit.

I needed someone really intense, but also somebody with a lot of theatrical credibility.

I'm not doing this to be a pop star. I've had plenty of money and attention. I'm doing it for credibility.

I think credibility, irrespective of what you do, if you are in public life, then it is important.

If there's anything that's important to a reporter, it is integrity. It is credibility.

In the role of Miss Munim, I had credibility as an individual.

John Howard's credibility on the entire Iraq war has been torpedoed by John Howard's own intelligence agency.

Indian film awards lack credibility.

Owning our power means claiming the credibility and uniqueness of our own humanity.

Longevity is a big part of credibility.

Perpetual encagement endows any mirage of salvation with credibility.

Plunder is morally wrong. It ruins your credibility.

Rational people have better things to do than grant unwarranted credibility to every half-assed delusion.

Our willingness to openly reveal our feelings in our argument nearly always builds our credibility.

Referrals aren't given easily. If you don't take the time to establish credibility, you're not going to get the referral. People have to get to know you. They have to feel comfortable with who you are and what you do.

Society's epitome of credibility is John Wayne, who sizes up a situation and says, "Here's what I'm going to do" - and you follow him.

The credibility of the work depends on copy editors. I would argue with the copy desk, but I would thank them more.

Somehow credibility comes into play if you do things that are too familiar.

The fear for a network is the viewer gets tired of you. Not that you lost any credibility, but they get tired of you.

The fundamental problem is that there's no credibility in the judicial system, which is a system that's been completely politicized. This is retaliation and selective repression.

The intelligence failures with respect to Iraq were massive and have damaged our credibility around the world

It ought to be done by the elected officials themselves because they have the credibility. And it's not like we aren't willing to help.

When you get a big crisis, everyone wants somebody with some experience and some credibility.

The important thing is to do the right thing. Then credibility will follow.

The truth will set you free: believability will give you credibility.

To remove all credibility from what you're saying try wearing sunglasses on your forehead.

Without character, there is no credibility; and without credibility, there is no trust.

A lack of emotional engagement in the affair affirms higher credibility.

UFC, they can make a big star but the second that person loses, they lose credibility, and how do you continue to make that star rise?

US worse off than before Saddam because US lost credibility.

What's my credibility? Why are they looking to me for advice? Isn't there someone more qualified?

A brief, well-crafted story that is relevant to your topic is one of the most potent ways to maintain the attention of your audience. But the story must be kind. Benjamin Disraeli said: "Never tell unkind stories." Inconsiderate and insensitive stories do not bring grace to those who hear them, and may actually leave the audience dispirited.

As to the ancient historians, from Herodotus to Tacitus, we credit them as far as they relate things probable and credible, and no further: for if we do, we must believe the two miracles which Tacitus relates were performed by Vespasian, that of curing a lame man, and a blind man, in just the same manner as the same things are told of Jesus Christ by his historians. We must also believe the miracles cited by Josephus, that of the sea of Pamphilia opening to let Alexander and his army pass, as is related of the Red Sea in Exodus. These miracles are quite as well authenticated as the Bible miracles, and yet we do not believe them; consequently the degree of evidence necessary to establish our belief of things naturally incredible, whether in the Bible or elsewhere, is far greater than that which obtains our belief to natural and probable things.

Belief gives knowledge credibility.

But I realize that being real ain't got anything to do with where you live.

Claiming that you are what you are not will obscure the strengths you do have while destroying your credibility.

Credibility comes from results. Everything else is just marketing.

Cronkite is not a genius at anything except being straight, honest, and normal.

Emotional leakage refers to emotional information that we pass on to others through our body language. This information might be conveyed unintentionally, through a threatening gaze, a haughty stare, or a cold or aloof manner. These micro-expressions may be fleeting, but audiences are able to detect them. Guard against emotional leakage.

Deep inside, you know it. You're trustworthy. Sadly, you may come across untrustworthy. What are robbing your credibility? Find and fix it!

If you are not prepared to hear the bad news, by the time you find out about it, the damage is done and you have lost all credibility.

Get specific sooner and reap many rewards. The specific detail or example proves the general conclusion, not the reverse. The more specific you are abut anything the more clear you become, for yourself and in telling others. Thus you reduce the chance of others misunderstanding you. And you become more compelling, credible and memorable.

I believe that disclosure represents a particular kind of inventional site within autism land. Because autism, in the cultural imagination, is an ambiguous and often mystery-laden construct, any disclosure around autism invokes questions, invokes guesswork, incites demands for particularity. One cannot claim autism without being pressed for more -- more information, more cross-examination, more refutation, more response, more words flowing from more mouths. But there is likewise a problem of ethos (or kakoethos, to quote Jenell Johnson) inherent in these disclosures, wherein autistic people are figured as lacking authority to speak on or from within autism. Autistic academic Dinah Murray laments these figurations of autism and ethos, noting, "Disclosure of an autism spectrum diagnosis means disclosure of the fundamentally flawed personhood implied by [autism's] diagnostic criteria. It is likely to precipitate a negative judgment of capacity involving permanent loss of credibility." In disclosing autism, we are both too autistic and not autistic enough...

If there's anything I hate is someone who questions my credit.

Every action or perceived inaction shapes credibility.

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