Sentence examples for a plausible life from inspiring English sources

Creating a false identity used to be simply a matter of forging a few documents and finding a plausible life story.

"There was a visible, plausible life for Burnham on the other side," Oppenheimer writes.

Brought to vital, plausible life in a combination of Flash, classic and 3-D animation, the characters look as if they stepped right out of a graphic novel.

"Having been completely convinced that theatre was the only plausible life for me, I decided there was something intrinsically very seedy and distasteful about it".

But it could renew your faith in the ability of novelists to invest even the most outrageous scenario with plausible life -- although sticklers for literal realism, poor souls, will find much to carp at.

And the New York Times Book Review, "Life of Pi could renew your faith in the ability of novelists to invest even the most outrageous scenario with plausible life".

Hari Kunzru has taken the trouble to invent a plausible way of life for the Fotse people, based on a labyrinthine exchange culture.

But, while Williams gives a plausible picture of life on the inside, he sometimes doctors his plot to suit his argument.

Our increased understanding of the physical-chemical basis of living systems has increased enormously over the past century and it is possible to give a plausible definition of life in these terms.

The RNA World hypothesis offers a plausible bridge from no-life to life on prebiotic Earth, by assuming that RNA, the only known molecule type capable of playing genetic and catalytic roles at the same time, could have been the first evolvable entity on the evolutionary path to the first living cell.

Nowhere is there presented a plausible case for seeing life and literature as mirroring one another in so straight- forward a way.