| All that said, the prosecution's version of events seems to stretch credulity. |
| It would strain anyone's therapeutic credulity to believe that Audrey needed no further help. |
| Questions of seeing, believing, and credulity are explored in all of the essays and projects in this issue. |
| The amazing credulity of the customers didn't just apply to the product itself, but to the company. |
| Belief in plots and conspiracies was yet another sign of the credulity of the times. |
| You see, citizens had been pushed to such extremes of cynicism that this latest transparent assault on their credulity was enough to break them. |
