Sentence examples for a plausible vision of from inspiring English sources

As Clarke says, Space Odyssey was never intended as a set of predictions - just as a plausible vision of a possible future reality.

That's a plausible vision of the First Amendment, but whether it will produce a political system that inspires confidence among the American people remains to be seen.

And so far, no one in the Bush administration has articulated a plausible vision of how we will ever extricate ourselves from this quagmire.

This doesn't make "Her" better than "Ex Machina," but it does mean that, while "Her" seems to present a plausible vision of the future, "Ex Machina" feels more like a fable.

The football team, with a French coach now transformed into a Japanese hero, offers a plausible vision of the future because it offers a blend of the old ethic of team solidarity with the new spirit of individual flair.

They are either unwilling or unable to articulate a plausible vision for Britain outside of the EU and instead resort to dodgy research to prop up their paper-thin arguments".

While Mr. McGreevey has campaigned methodically -- offering a variety of policy proposals while warning that Mr. Schundler's views are too extreme -- he has yet to articulate a sharp, plausible vision of what a McGreevey administration would be about.

The movie's three distinct sections reveal an unsettlingly plausible vision of the future and explore a rich, complex set of emotions and ideas.

This lack of a plausible vision, more than his stutters and missed opportunities, is what doomed the president in last week's debate.

The danger for Democrats is that they will lose seats again in the 2006 congressional elections, select a divisive presidential candidate in 2008 and fail to project an integrated and plausible vision of liberalism that resonates with moderates and independents.

In "The Master" the production designers Jack Fisk and David Crank have produced a sensuous, richly detailed and absolutely plausible vision of 1950, and the cinematographer, Mihai Malaimare Jr., takes advantage of the density and sheen of the 70-millimeter format to approximate the lush visual grandeur of mid-50s melodrama.