Sentence examples for all plausibility from inspiring English sources

Plan B has lost all plausibility, because the dire forecasts of its supporters have not come true.

The problem is that, according to all the evidence - including, presumably, that heard in secret by the Siac panel- MI5's claims lacked credibility, all plausibility.

All in all, plausibility is not a strong suit of the film, which is happy for its heroes to stay fast asleep, in the open air, as a rainstorm rages about them.

12.14pm BST The Times comes up with an admirably involved tale about the discovery of a set of papers written by Captain Jasper Speedicut, "a Victorian officer stationed in India and the near East" who "somehow, against all plausibility, fought in all the major expeditions of the period".

Some subjectivist versions of Bayesian induction seem to suggest that an agent's prior plausibility assessments for hypotheses should stay fixed once and for all, and that all plausibility updating should be brought about via the likelihoods in accord with Bayes' Theorem.

We have parsed all plausibility.

As for his sudden recruitment by the Syndicate, it has all the plausibility of a contrived plot point in a cheesy straight-to-video movie.

"You don't realise what an emotive issue pigeons are in England," I say, with all the plausibility I can muster.

His portrait of a starving city under Nazi occupation (tulip bulbs were cooked when there was little else to eat) has all the plausibility and cool detachment of a well-researched and carefully edited documentary.

But for all the psychological plausibility of the new historians, are they writing decent history?

Two prominent economists Daron Acemoglu of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Edward Glaeser of Harvard University argued at the AEA meetings that Mr Rajan's hypothesis, for all its plausibility, is flawed.