Sentence examples for gains plausibility from inspiring English sources
It has seemed to many scholars that Speusippus' denial that the One is a being gains plausibility from Plato's Republic: VI 509b2 10 has often been read as placing the Form of the Good (which, according to the tradition stemming from Aristotle, Plato identifies with the One) 'beyond being' and so making the top of Plato's ontological ladder not a being, either.
This alignment is not indicated by an artificial structure but gains plausibility from the other two indicated lines.
This assumption gains plausibility from the fact that the GKT memory probes directly name details from the crime, thus constituting exceedingly potent retrieval cues for a personally significant event, making it appear extremely unlikely that if a related memory is present, the cue will not automatically evoke recognition and its neural markers.
(Of course the customers may not be all European. Much Chinese buying is done on trips abroad. Brands gain plausibility by being seen far from home).
The concept of poisoning is widespread in sub-Saharan Africa, and gained plausibility at this occasion by the fact that autochthonous neighbours who lived among the index family remained unaffected, and by the somewhat hostile reactions the index family experienced during the outbreak because of its Kenyan roots.
Second, the objection of the preceding paragraph gains undeserved plausibility from the use of the word "resemble".
Through bridging elements/self-rationale and clusters/networks, the application of systems theory and systemic notions to knowledge gains additional plausibility.
The claim that the explanations for indivisibility and distinction are the same gains some plausibility from an analogy with the distinction between different specific differences in relation to a genus — an analogue that Scotus evidently regards as less controversial, and more familiar to his readers.
If such debatable issues as the precise number of Jewish victims of the Holocaust become holy writ, you can no longer distinguish outrageous claims from legitimate challenges, and men such as Irving gain in plausibility.
