Sentence examples for as a plausibly from inspiring English sources

The Penn State coach was a prankster and a knucklehead, a perpetual adolescent, which served as a plausibly benign explanation for all his prodding and grabbing.

After Abbott faced the media with a few muttered platitudes about remaining gracious, that was it – Hockey and Turnbull fell seamlessly into line, and the Coalition presented as a plausibly functional family unit.

I've seen some dazzling, individual Richards: the superbly menacing Georgian actor Ramaz Chkhikvadze in a Rustaveli production (Edinburgh, 1979), Ian McKellen as a 1930s fascist dictator (1990 on stage, 1996 on film), Kenneth Branagh as a plausibly smiling villain at the Sheffield Crucible (2002) and Kevin Spacey as a self-loathing monster (2011).

Our work is therefore also closely related to another stream of the literature that exploits parents' death (grandparents in our case) as a plausibly exogenous instrument to predict living in a single-headed household (Lang and Zargosky, 2001) or being an informal care provider to the elderly (an example is Coe and Van Houtven, 2009).

It should also be recognized that in the Theaetetus Socrates only attributes b) and c) to Protagoras in his overarching effort, on Theaetetus' behalf, to explicate and defend as plausibly as possible the 'Man the measure' doctrine before refuting it.

But the successive fixations that led to a trait might just as plausibly have been macroevolutionary in their selectively significant consequences; conferring fitness in reproductive competition at the level of species, not that of individual organisms or their genes.

Ultimately, Underkoffler came up with the means to explain-as plausibly as possible-how an average man could turn into a monster: Bruce Banner's unstable scientist father, David Banner, changed his own genetic sequence (splicing in DNA from a self-regenerating starfish, for example) and passed those altered genes on to his son.

If so, one could as plausibly argue that an overall appearance is first determined by 3D scene interpretation and then modulated by 2D material cues such as IHM.

So the unnamed handset shown in the video could just as plausibly be the S6 Edge as the S7 Edge, albeit the intention is clearly to showcase features incoming in the next generation models.

It might just as plausibly lock those on low incomes into a life of transience and insecurity.

To borrow a title from another, altogether different film, "Beach Rats" could as plausibly be called "The Look of Silence".