Sentence examples for became plausible from inspiring English sources

After the first debate he became plausible.

By the time that became plausible, in the 1990s, there was substantial neighborhood opposition to moving the house.

The 101801 looks like a flawlessly proportioned, oh-so-fancy, double-breasted bathrobe, and the moment Kim slipped one on, she became plausible as a Fashion Person.

But it wasn't until the dawn of the personal computer in the 1970's and advances in the 1990's that brain-to-computer interfaces became plausible.

There was, it seems, no single moment when it became plausible for politicians to go on television to gun down legislation.

This funding deficit hit right when the end of AIDS became plausible: Last year, scientific breakthroughs provided conclusive evidence that putting more people on treatment earlier can significantly reduce incidence of H.I.V. Treatment is prevention.

Other arrangements might become plausible as the most obvious options narrow.

And in the narrow arena of the box, it all becomes plausible.

Nevertheless, like Rearden's patent and trademark infringement claims, programmers' copyright infringement claims might one day become plausible.

Because it's only at those time scales that it becomes plausible that we'll begin to understand something.

After all, a story is a seduction of the reader and such a seduction can so immerse him or her that everything becomes plausible.