gain credence

These attitudes have already gained new credence in the world of the academy - and beyond.

Yet while the rankings may still place him second behind Taylor, his claims are beginning to gain credence.

For this reason, the story gained credence and then took on a life of its own over the next 200 years.

The idea that people can be overweight and yet still quite healthy is gaining scientific credence.

And when are hysterical ideas most likely to gain credence?

Only lately, however, has the idea gained much credence at healthier steel companies.

It would be hard to hold them together if that theory gained credence.

While most policy makers think it is, other views are gaining credence.

The field has gained new credence as an academic subject.

The view that family law is not really law seems to be gaining credence.