Sentence examples for at a plausible from inspiring English sources

Of course most sopranos with the voice to ride those musical climaxes lack the figure even to hint at a plausible teenage princess.

But this study provides the first clear evidence that octopus skin is also sensitive to light, and also hints at a plausible mechanism by which chromatophores detect and respond to it.

At the screening I attended, it took four professional critics about 20 minutes of debate to arrive at a plausible (and not necessarily correct) interpretation of the last half-dozen shots.

Mr. McCray's version put the rape at a plausible time, but at an implausible location, saying it happened between the reservoir and the tennis courts, about seven blocks from where the jogger was found.

Ultimately, if the technology is to be credible, it requires further testing at a plausible scale and under realistic conditions.

At a plausible distance of 5 kpc, the X-ray luminosity of the Mouse, L 0.5 10 keV) = 3.7 × 1034 erg s−1, is 1.5% of the pulsar's spin-down luminosity.

The role of glutathione-mediated free-radical scavenging was also investigated at transcriptional level, as a plausible system for coping with oxidative stress.

In this instance, although the consequences of turning permissible vouchers into required vouchers would have been profoundly unsettling, the court's recent insistence on an equal place for religion at the public table provided at least a plausible basis for that outcome.

They may reason that Judge Reinhardt's decision doesn't warrant review because it provides at least a plausible application of constitutional precedent, and only (at least for now) affects the law of one state.

This choice is due to the fact that Paratome aims at defining a plausible region of antigen binding rather than at predicting residue-specific interactions.

Once upon a time there was at least a plausible excuse for requiring students to return to school in August.