Sentence examples for as plausible a from inspiring English sources

It seems just as plausible a reason.

It is also as plausible a study of Norwegians and Germans as American and English actors are likely to play.

Others argue the chimps' peaceful cousin, the bonobo, is just as plausible a model for the joint ancestor.

But the Hong Kong Philharmonic is at least as plausible a precedent and a role model for Kuala Lumpur.

It is as plausible a portrait of damnation as you could wish for; even now, however, we have not reached the end of the affair.

Romano Prodi, who has just stepped down as head of the European Commission, once said that Ukraine was about as plausible a candidate for EU membership as New Zealand.

It's as plausible an account as any.

The government's stance that the subpoenas "are part of its ongoing, far-reaching investigation into al-Qaeda is as plausible an explanation of the circumstances as the one offered by Mr. el-Hage," Judge Sand wrote.

Pure speculation at this point, of course, but it's as plausible an explanation as any.

Perhaps because no other motivation seems as plausible to an audience as a reason to kill oneself.

It's about as plausible as a group of allied prisoners of war drawing a match with the Nazis despite a biased referee and then managing to hide an injured Pelé in 1940s Paris by draping him in an overcoat.