Sentence examples for So plausibly from inspiring English sources

The characters work so plausibly as New Yorkers".

As busily as Tolstoy's creations move through space, so plausibly they move through time.

That is why Israel could so plausibly blame the Lebanese government for the seizure of its two soldiers.

There can't be many other films which so plausibly show an entire, warped world created from a single point of view.

The madness of the woman here is so plausibly depicted it chills; she has constructed a world to account for her failure, and reality is only a paper-thin membrane which could dissolve at any moment.

They don't doubt that he will pivot rightwards now that he has won the leadership but they wonder about his ability to do so plausibly, given that his underlying instincts (they say) are genuinely left-wing.

Physicians who make their living doing so can plausibly see themselves as healers.

So Lloyd George, plausibly shaken — and, along with Balfour, curiously attached to the idea that Jewry in both Russia and the United States wielded disproportionate influence — supposed that a promise to support Jewish nationalism would reinforce American commitment and Russian resolve.

So, more plausibly, we have to assume that the lion's share of this decline in external deaths could NOT be attributed to Medicaid expansion.

A successful life, so understood, plausibly requires only a threshold realization of certain perfectionist goods, such as friendship, knowledge, and aesthetic experience.

The requirement of legality so understood plausibly imposes procedural and other constraints on the kind of institutional action or other aspect of institutional practice that may ground legal rights and obligations.