Sentence examples for be made very plausible from inspiring English sources

Another technique of authoritarian regimes, Professor Pieixoto notes, is the use of propaganda: "If there is no true news, false news can be made very plausible".

Macfadyen replaces Claflin on the eve of a wedding, and they make very plausible cosmic twins.

Still, some plausible predictions can be made about job creation.

Technical advances are making that more plausible.

That is to say, they have made it very plausible that, in the billiard ball wormhole case, the time travel structure of such a wormhole space-time does not result in constraints on states on spacelike surfaces in the non-time travel region.

When the stalker is arrested, he will often be very plausible in interview.

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

But then liars are often very plausible; they behave in a way that gets us on side, makes us like and trust them.

"It's this board that's going to make politically impossible recommendations and the notion that those are just going to happen, even though they haven't happened for 40 years, is not very plausible".

That is all very plausible.

So it's a very plausible plot line actually.