Sentence examples for a certain plausibility from inspiring English sources

At first glance, the inflation hawks' argument has a certain plausibility to it.

To my ears, the argument had a certain plausibility, but the group rejected the plan.

All the political arguments in the play have a certain plausibility, and in some circumstances they might even be valid...

All the political arguments in the play have a certain plausibility, and in some circumstances they might even be valid..

The intruders still have a handle on the details of their victims' lives, giving them a certain plausibility, but in strange and subtle ways they are different.

But if we rephrase it to claim that we live in the least worst of all logically possible worlds, and one which we can hope to improve, it has a certain plausibility.

You begin with a hypothesis that has a certain surface plausibility.

The first argument had a certain surface plausibility — bin Laden probably uses his satellite phone sparingly these days.

There is a certain technocratic plausibility to the claim that the state simply cannot afford to pay for spare rooms.

He also has a pop-Wagnerian sense of scale, a knack for building large action sequences into frenzied assaults on the laws of physics that nonetheless retain a certain lunatic plausibility.

While there may be a certain surface plausibility to Hume's account of memory, its inadequacies quickly come to light.