Sentence examples for gives it plausible from inspiring English sources

Emily and Haley are presented as a nubile, blonde package deal, though "The Bachelor" can get away with exploiting the sexual twin fantasy in early episodes by virtue of its marriage-based trajectory, which gives it plausible deniability for any sort of tawdry sexual tactics. .

A community of San Francisco transplants – musicians, writers, designers, comedians – appears to be burgeoning, injecting fresh talent into a city which thrums with new museums, galleries, events and artistic experimentation, giving it plausible claim as the US's cultural capital.

Christie's gave it a plausible $300,000 to $500,000 estimate.

Although the research did not attempt to establish the cause of the fall-off in giving, it concluded: "It seems plausible that the proportion of people giving in 2011-12 has been affected by the difficult economic situation during 2011, followed by the return to recession in the first quarter of 2012".

Unfortunately, despite the alleged centrality of this claim, it is difficult to give it a clear and plausible interpretation.

In Frankfurt it's only 10, making it very hard to give him "plausible deniability" if his firm's legal department start asking questions.

"It gives them plausible deniability," Ms. Martin said.

An advantage of this interpretation is that it gives a plausible explanation of what the "expressions" that are "compared" are: "white horses are horses" and "black horses are horses".

This illustrates how it is possible for birds to control their buoyancy through respiratory air volume adjustment, and it gives plausible values of air volumes that birds must load in order to do so.

It links ageing to a potentially detrimental characteristic of these neurons, and since neuromelanin (see below) is believed to bind iron and chelate it, again gives a plausible link between two important features of these neurons.

Carrying a shoeshine kit, which gave him plausible access to local saloons, he sang for change.