Sentence examples for is remotely plausible from inspiring English sources

I don't think that is remotely plausible.

They do not believe that a cold-blooded, deliberate nuclear strike by either Russia or the United States is remotely plausible.

None of this is remotely plausible, of course, but Mr. Laird pulls it off with a wink and a nod and lots of high-spirited body English.

That is remotely plausible only because the city sits at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains, the site of most of the outdoor events.

Even if almost no one thinks that Bush's 4.0% permanent growth target is remotely plausible, those that agree with his premise that Americans need to work more argue that we need more workers in order to sustain economic growth at all.

If this is the logical implication of Professor Lund's reading of Reynolds - and he has not provided any sustained argument why it is not - then that alone is reason to question whether such a reading of Reynolds (which provides virtually the entirety of Professor Lund's defense of Bush v. Gore) is remotely plausible.

Close did her own research into psychiatry to reassure herself that Alex's behaviour was remotely plausible.

Her attraction to Leslie wouldn't be remotely plausible otherwise; she would see him for what he is ridiculous and laugh him out of the room.

These two books don't fundamentally revise our understanding of the Final Solution — too much has already been published for bold revision to be remotely plausible — but they significantly deepen it.

This is indeed a wonderful model — not because its assumptions are remotely plausible but because it helps us think more clearly about both the nature of economic efficiency and the prospects for achieving efficiency under a market system.

Also, one who, in accepting the best-actor Oscar in 1994, before marriage equality was remotely plausible, thanked two gay men — a teacher and classmate — and wished before the world that his children could have such people in their lives.