Unlike those who came before him, and many of his contemporaries who wrote in French or Latin, Chaucer wrote in the English vernacular
thus lending credibility and legitimacy to the language.
Not exact matches
Pebble's future beyond fulfilling existing orders is anything but certain, of course, but its success
thus far
lends credibility to the notion that successful, lasting businesses can arise through crowd funding.
Second, the manner in which bishops seek the truth and arrive at decisions should
lend credibility to their decisions; their decisions should have a convincing ring to them and
thus make reception easier.
And the media simply
lends credibility to our worst fears, biases and judgments, and
thus a cycle of mindlessly attaching «good» or «evil» decals to things continues.
Thus any new study or review of the science creates a narrative about the future which is either «worse than previously thought» or
lends credibility to the sceptic's arguments.