Sentence examples for a highly plausible from inspiring English sources

Connecting sparse dots, Bailey works up a highly plausible account of the master's life and career.

Will Keen gives us a highly plausible Eliot, looking like a man permanently uncomfortable inside his own body.

A highly plausible half-coconut turned out to be coconut sorbet with a "skin" of chocolate powder.

The new year's twin resurrections of Bill Clinton and John McCain, should they not evaporate, at last give the G.O.P. a highly plausible route to victory.

His record in these posts was not particularly outstanding, but as a highly plausible, semi-professional, non-executive director, who found it difficult to say no to new offers, he remained much in demand.

He is played, in "Alexander," by Colin Farrell — and, for the boyhood scenes, by Connor Paolo, who makes a highly plausible mini-Farrell, right down to the Irish accent.

"Walter John Harmon" is a case in point: Doctorow spends 25 pages developing a beautiful, and highly plausible, portrait of a quasi-Christian cult building its own compound in an unnamed Midwestern valley, but abandons the story just as it becomes most interesting, when the cult leader has fled and the remaining followers are hunkering down for a Waco-like confrontation with the authorities.

8 10 Clinical epidemiologists have suggested criteria 8 9 11 12 that allow readers to gauge the likelihood that a subgroup effect is real, on a continuum from highly plausible to extremely unlikely.

While Rank is seen as a takeover target, with William Hill and private equity houses tipped as possible bidders, analysts at Morgan Stanley judged: "Given that about 60% of operating profits are generated by the bingo division, we do not see a takeover as highly plausible".

Hence, we only examined a set of highly plausible models and grouped those with shared features into Families and Meta-Families.

Using our stringent homology-based approach, we have predicted a set of highly plausible H. sapiens- M. tuberculosis H37Rv PPIs which might be useful for many of related studies.