Sentence examples for altogether plausible from inspiring English sources
Moreover, in its closing pages it appears to be striving for a sweeter, more empathetic insight into boyhood than is altogether plausible, given the horror and alienation of all that has gone before.
This idea is altogether plausible, if simplistic, and its rapid adoption by theorists of the laissez-faire school is largely responsible for the designation of economics as the "dismal science".
While there is likely to be a proliferation of conspiracy theories about Benedict XVI's resignation, it is altogether plausible to take the Pope's words at face value — to believe that the Pope is making a clear-eyed decision based on a desire to spare the Church, and himself, the full cost of what may be a long, slow decline toward death.
Stuart Schorr, a brand spokesman, told him the Evoque could become the best-selling Range Rover in the United States, an altogether plausible outcome, Mr. Jensen writes: Given the new model's combination of chic style, all-around capability, relative affordability and more acceptable fuel economy, such a degree of popularity would not come as a surprise.
Waters provides a surprising but altogether plausible epistemological answer to this apparent conundrum.
Herberger had lured the much-fancied Magyars into a false sense of security, the not-altogether-plausible narrative goes.
Is that entirely plausible?
This idea often goes hand in hand with the altogether more plausible argument that Mr. Obama's election would raise America's esteem in Africa — indeed, he already arouses much enthusiasm in his father's native Kenya and to a degree elsewhere on the continent.
Taken altogether, a plausible growth mechanism can be explained as follows: (i) The first step involves the co-precipitation method for the synthesis of SPION from reaction of aqueous mixture of iron salts (molar ratio of Fe3+/Fe2+ set at 2) under strong alkaline conditions.
