Credulity In A Sentence

• I am surprised at the credulity which could ever lend itself to that theatrical juggle.
• There the stupid victims of credulity are to be harangued by several of their best talkers.
• There are epidemics of credulity as of infidelity, and such a plague raged at this period.
• We had not the wit to be knaves, or the credulity to accept him at his own colossal valuation.
• Those were dear good people, but they must have carried simplicity and credulity to the limit.
• This book made credulity the greatest of virtues, and investigation the greatest of crimes.
• She could invent a fable which would satisfy his ready credulity without compromising her father.
• Cruel tyrants reigned in cities, and rapacious priests fattened on the credulity of the people.
• With imbecility and credulity on the throne, corruption continues to prevail among high and low.
• I exclaimed; and the long tale of credulity and ingratitude passed across my mind in an instant.
• I say boldly that it requires far more credulity to be an infidel than to be a Christian.
• This virtue is extended by popular credulity to the natives, and even to the animals, of Hibernia.
• The Prophet was either duped himself, or playing upon the credulity of Black Hawk and Naopope.
• Mockery at his faith in their credulity at so preposterous a statement, would have been his only reward.
• The clerk had taken advantage of her credulity to such an extent as to make her believe that he had been decorated.
• Truly it is a difficult matter to determine where abject superstition ends and ordinary credulity begins.
• This is the true principle of the credulity of nations, and of the authority of those who pretend to guide them.
• And now the whole spectacular business was capped by a sensation so dramatic as to strain credulity to its limit.
• And the same demand is made upon our credulity in regard to the eight hundred and fifty similar instances!
• Yet here she was asking me deliberately to impose on the credulity of some poor, trusting theatrical manager.
• The credulity which even doubted the records of that adventurous march or the reality of his brilliant result had hardly died out.

• Can nothing your credulity convince?
• Marvellous indeed is the credulity of war-time.
• His credulity and prejudice are beyond belief.
• It must have strained her credulity to the breaking-point.
• Surely, with such faith, credulity ceases to be credulity.
• Can religious jugglery, and blind credulity go farther?
• This French credulity is too simple for our credence.
• To believe all this is to illustrate the credulity of scepticism.
• I was tempted in the wilderness of my own credulity and conceit.
• The Credulity of the English . . . . . . . . . .
• He had all the credulity of a little child, all the confidence of a hero.
• That credulity leads to self-conceit, hypocrisy, and unbelief.
• It makes no appeal to faith, to ignorance, to credulity or fear.
• Perhaps if we the men did name, Credulity would not believe!
• Those who too readily believe, For their credulity may grieve.
• It would only tax Jinny's credulity and hurt her feelings.
• Skepticism and Credulity are as general here as elsewhere, for what I see.
• The Belief of Lady Statham was not credulity and superstition; it was Memory.
• Another entertaining instance of credulity was the use of "cramp rings.

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