Sentence examples for always plausible from inspiring English sources
What follows, while not always plausible, is truly scary.
But her accusation against Trump was always plausible.
He did more than dabble: In all those many modes, he was always plausible, and often inspired.
While not always plausible, the play is consistently entertaining, not least for its comic, often absurdist digressions.
The airlines often had a pat, if not always plausible, explanation for their poor performance: the weather.
Though not always plausible, it makes out as convincing a case as any for the death of Palme.
Though ludicrous, the creations are always alarmingly plausible.
Otherwise, newsrooms have no proof, and sources will always have plausible deniability.
He makes them up too, but they are always worryingly plausible!
Roosevelt was always a plausible liar, especially about his own and his family's achievements.
It requires standing up against particular get-tough plans which together drive the numbers – and yet which, in isolation, always have plausible sounding justifications.
