Sentence examples for is at all plausible from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to construct a scenario that is at all plausible in which somebody fakes something like this.

In fact, this is what you would expect if the proposed axiomatic solution is at all plausible.

"Every lead that was at all plausible, and some that weren't, were followed up".

That isn't accurate, but the fact that the president's boasts are at all plausible is a tribute to Mueller's work and, more broadly, that of the Justice Department and FBI.

If the Unnaturalness Argument is to be at all plausible, it must avoid such implications.

If the arguments canvassed so far are at all plausible, then it follows that respect for individual autonomy grounds a moral right not to be interfered with in requesting voluntary euthanasia or assisted suicide, and that this moral right is not defeated by obligations that the individual making the request might have toward himself, or by considerations of human dignity.

"I don't think anybody on the backbenches or the frontbenches of any party thinks laying down the law is at all possible or plausible or desirable," she told the Today programme.

(Whitehead and Russell's own observations make it plain that their definitions are more than mere "typographical conveniences".[3]) The idea that definitions are mere abbreviations is not at all plausible for the second kind of definition, to which let us now turn.

Whilst it may be quite plausible to think that colours or moral values might disappear with the extinction of sentient life on Earth, it is not at all plausible to think that elephants and Yetis (if there are any) let alone trees, rocks and microbes would follow in their train!

The suggested model of neofunctionalization or subfunctionalization via alternative processing, however, is extremely novel and the possible contributions of Nova proteins is at least plausible and best of all, testable.

This all makes some sort of sense, or is at least plausible.