Sentence examples for basically plausible from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, just as Socrates' initial remark that Zeno's arguments were all designed to show that there are not in fact many things remains basically plausible, so there are elements in Zeno's account of his own purposes that have the ring of historical truth and that square well with other evidence.
I hate the steady stream of rumors that "so-and-so doesn't make his/her own tracks," doubly so because, with virtually any DJ/producer you can name, they're basically plausible.
Arrival announces itself as a procedural, at least somewhat rooted in the real world, and it even walks you through its specific trade tools in a somewhat hokey but basically plausible way by which I mean, Amy Adams literally gives a speech about pronouns.
The fact that there is no plausible lie detector or pain detector out there means physicians who are basically too kind can wind up in trouble, even when they mean well.
Basically: it is plausible that they'll die because they were not supposed to be there in the first place.
The horribly plausible Jan had basically trekked up to a Norwegian glacier, hacked off some ice with the permission of the Norwegian government and was now proposing to flog it to five-star hotels as the perfect accompaniment to bottles of rare single malt.
Importantly, our data do not discard the selective inhibition of APP at the ɛ-cleavage as a plausible strategy for drug development, but basically indicates that the approaches that have been used to reach this aim need to be revisited.
It's plausible that Karageorge suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), which basically means he'd been hit in the head a bunch of times, resulting in symptoms like memory loss and debilitating depression.
