Sentence examples for a plausible one from inspiring English sources

When placed on these Kripkean foundations, Foucault's theory is a plausible one, and avoids the metaphysically peculiar commitments that are sometimes thought to be essential to it.

But it is now a plausible one.

Herewith, if not an actual time sheet, a plausible one: 0.25 hr.

Though it is a shocking story, it is, as the author notes in a brief afterward, a plausible one.

This contrasting of literature with chemistry and history is a plausible one, but we may well ask from the point of view of teaching whether it is just.

But the underlying reason people are worried is a plausible one: America's divisions are genuinely serious, our cold civil war entirely real.

First the study design does not permit us to infer causality, and only reports an association (although a very plausible one).

It provides, of course, a searing study of jealousy: a more plausible one, in fact, than Othello.

Between the technologies showcased on the Mars mission and its breathtaking Hermes spacecraft, Watney's ingenious solutions for staying alive on a deserted planet, and the creativity of scientists back on Earth, the story reads like a love letter to science and a surprisingly plausible one at that.

It's an Evgeny Morozov dystopia, and a disconcertingly plausible one.

While I would have never thought in any ether that there would be some semblance of a connection, there is one -- a quite plausible one, in fact.