Sentence examples for and plausibly true from inspiring English sources

The weakness of this line of criticism is its inability to isolate a notion of cause that is both plausible and plausibly true of hierarchical but not genic level models.

That is plausibly true of President Obama, but not of the Republican Party, which long ago decided that this administration's failure was its only worthy goal.

That entails the conclusion, but is not plausibly true.

The antecedent is plausibly true, for there could have been more objects than the actual ones.

The antecedent is plausibly true, for any one of us, actual people, could have failed to exist.

Best to sum up these developments like so: definitely thoughtful, thoughtfully plausible, and plausibly premature.

The probability that this happens by accident is equal to the statistical significance threshold (i.e., 5%) and plausible plausibly larger than the probability that we detect one of the relatively rare true causal relations.

The length of the repeat region has been shown to influence exposure of the S. aureus SDR proteins on cell surface [ 30], and the same may plausibly hold true for alpha-BAPs.

He saw, and plausibly took part in, many atrocities.

He is amusingly and plausibly conjured: singular, quirky and self-deprecating.

More recently, and plausibly, it's the Asian – and particularly Chinese – century.