Sentence examples for be a very plausible from inspiring English sources

Built around a performance by Meryl Streep, giving what looks to be a very plausible, fingernails-down-a-blackboard turn, The Iron Lady may turn out to be hagiography, hatchet job or, more likely, something in-between.

We consider this to be a very plausible "right answer".

So if you are tiring of Internet outfits, biotech could be a very plausible sector to absorb your gambling money.

For instance, Horgan and Potrč (2000: 50–51) offer an indirect correspondence theory of truth, declaring talk of a plurality of discrete objects apt for tracking "lumps" and "congealings" of the blobject, saying that "such tracking would constitute an indirect kind of language/world correspondence" which "would be a very plausible candidate for truth" (2000: 50–1).

Abstract: I think the abstract should stress the connection to oxidative stress mentioned in the review article more, since this seems to be a very plausible mechanism.

So it's a very plausible plot line actually.

But Ladak believes a place in the Football League is a very plausible target.

It is a very plausible theory, given the Romans' penchant for artistic reminders of death.

Cusack is a very plausible Rob, hangdog, clever, alienated, mopey and dopey.

But who was he? 'He's a very plausible con man,' said the distinguished Professor Lawson-Young, head of a top medical institute.

Goode has been in superb form for Saracens and is a very plausible alternative to Mike Brown as a starter in England's tour of Australia.