Sentence examples for imagined plausible from inspiring English sources

Where there were no facts to rely on, Parker necessarily imagined plausible scenarios.

Part of the great political crisis we face in the world today is a failure to imagine plausible desirable futures.

It is not difficult to imagine plausible mechanisms to correct these so-called refractive errors such as mechanisms for distorting the shape of the cornea or the globe of the eye.

Ottaviani takes minimal liberties with the actual events to compress the great race into 124 pages: he deftly reimagines and expands the roles played by a few real-life aerospace engineers and contractors and imagines plausible dialogue for places where the historical record is ­incomplete.

In particular we can imagine increasingly plausible natural mechanisms by which our universe came into existence from non-existence.

It is difficult to imagine a plausible scenario in which this bias could operate in favour of the study hypothesis; however, in the absence of independent data on policing levels it is impossible to do more than speculate.

That's the feeling you get listening to King Crimson's evocation of a medieval court, imagined but so plausible you half expect to find it in the annals of Geoffrey of Monmouth.

The simplification procedure of the scenario planning helps to systematize an enormous amount of data into plausible imagined futures.

Now Super-Cannes (Flamingo) imagines the dangers, plausible and horrifying, of the culture of global corporations.

It is hard to imagine a less plausible argument for the restorative qualities of romance than Manson.

The rapid evolution of digital technology has made it possible for filmmakers like Peter Jackson and George Lucas to summon up ever more plausible and richly imagined counterfeit worlds, free of clunky mechanical props and stagy costumes.