But maybe somehow, since they still believe my cover, I'm giving you a little credence with them.

He also advances that more positive sub-narratives surrounding the letter contain little credence.

But as you know, little credence is given to such ideas nowadays.

These projections merit little credence, since they virtually disregard substantial prior economic history.

Political economy and class perspectives on urban sociology lend little credence to this type of analysis.

Analysts said the rumors were fueled more by the market's recent acquisition fever and gave them little credence.

But students put little credence in official denials that tuition is rising.

Everyone implicated denied involvement and the press gave the story little credence.

Modern authorities, however, give this figure little credence.

The rumors persisted through the 19th century, but by the 20th, most scholars gave them little credence.