Sentence examples for a plausible figure from inspiring English sources

Once "Heartsick" stops emphasizing Susan's cute quirks and lets her relax into a plausible figure, it creates a promising dynamic among figures who are tough and resilient yet play into one another's deep-seated needs.

Fortified by expressions of support, Mr Rokhlin has gone on to launch a political movement in which he has been joined by General Igor Rodionov, an old-fashioned soldier whom Mr Yeltsin sacked in May as minister of defence.Mr Rokhlin is a plausible figure, and far from an extremist.

"To persist with such a claim is a tendentious representation of the research on which it is based," says the report, which quotes £12.8bn a year as a more plausible figure for the maximum regulatory savings from a potential Brexit.

Rosen's misfortune was that she was a more plausible figure, and she stepped on a land mine.

Aurélien Recoing is superb in the lead: middle management made flesh, a totally plausible figure ghosting around the corridors and lobbies of Europe's skyscrapers, a smile playing about his lips, no hint of worry in his eyes.

The IMF thinks 1.5% is a more plausible figure and wants "reprofiling" of Greek debts – easing the overall burden and softening the interest rate.

But Wilson presents a more plausible figure by placing him firmly in the Wagnerian aesthetic while building on what we know of his affection for Winifred Wagner, the composer's daughter-in-law and director of the Bayreuth festival in the 1930s.

But Mr Lafontaine has never looked like the man to reinvigorate Germany.Mr Schröder, by contrast, cuts a livelier, more plausible figure.

The World Bank has estimated that by 2020 at least five million people will be infected with H.I.V.; a more pessimistic, but equally plausible, figure is fourteen million.

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This apparently plausible figure is followed by the notation: "Estimated by the Dept. of Health as of Jul. 1, 1946".