Or, does the Spanish connection offer a more plausible line of inquiry?
As they scheme to secure a mysterious silver briefcase, secrets are revealed, agendas come to light and not a single plausible line of dialogue is uttered.
As suggested above, a more plausible line of argument would be to defend clinical research that poses minimal risks on the grounds that it does not increase the risks to which subjects are exposed.
Of course.In this case, Ms Chalari, a scholar, at least proposed a specific and plausible line of causation from grammar to personality: in Greek, the verb comes first, and it carries a lot of information, hence easy interrupting.
DiCaprio, his mouth pinched in tension, his voice gravelly and low, holds his own against Damon, who has a charming and plausible line of patter as the calculating Colin.
However, there is another, more plausible line of criticism of patriotism focusing on its intellectual, rather than moral credentials.
On one plausible line of reply, Descartes does not yet intend to be establishing the metaphysical result; rather, the initial intended result is merely epistemic.
Different but equally plausible lines of though lead us to conflicting conclusions.
They were described using a standardised template, the most prominent actors and factors were commented, together with a rough sketching of a plausible time line.
A plausible story line that describes the political, economic and ecological condition and/or the development of a future global society.
