Sentence examples for feels plausible that from inspiring English sources

Even when she is not speaking, her presence is felt – and at several points in the story it feels plausible that wise old Amy deliberately put the plot in motion, knowing how it would end.

It is one of those ideas that feels plausible.

This seems like an appropriate place to say that, although I really wanted everything in "Show Don't Tell" to feel plausible and realistic, that's not the same as it being autobiographical.

It was more that they had given the Lib Dems a head start.That felt plausible.

Plenty about Ali G felt plausible.

This felt plausible, if disturbing.

It also had to smell and feel plausible.

Why does it feel so frighteningly plausible that a baby will simply disappear?

Ms. Skaer also said she felt "it was plausible" that the administration had Mr. Racicot in mind with plans to move forward on monument status for the Breaks after the election, a notion Mr. Babbitt dismissed as absurd.

We felt it equally plausible that menopause was just one more, relatively minor stressor among the many difficult circumstances among women with HIV as has been suggested by a number of investigators regarding HIV itself (Nyamathi 1992; Ward 1993).

For it is well known that even the contemplation of doing so caused this complex and delicate man extreme physical and mental distress; and it certainly seems plausible that Darwin felt that limiting himself to the comparative method, contrasting humans with apes, and merely conjecturing about possible transitional forms, was somehow the safest route to take.