credible

And he can credibly point to a record of leadership built on forging bipartisan solutions in the state Legislature.

The group she worked for said, apparently credibly, that the warrant was “no longer active.”

But there wasn't any comment about Mr. Zimmerman or his family, who, by most accounts, also comported themselves credibly.

And even if the police catch someone, what are the odds that he can credibly name the hundred-odd teenagers who were also there?

But given what has been credibly written about him personally, Oscar Pistorius was transfixed by the dark side of the moon.

I am credibly informed that persons of culture have forgotten John Leyden.

Dr. Orkborne is one of the first scholars in the world, as I am credibly informed; and I beg you'll all respect him accordingly.'

A lady of the village, said to have been once very handsome, was credibly reported to have refused nineteen offers of marriage.

But being afterwards credibly informed that the Turks would not set out this year, he attended to other affairs.

I am credibly informed that in a matter of drains they are not good.