Sentence examples for is so plausible from inspiring English sources

In context, that answer is so plausible that it scarcely reads like the curt autobiographical nod it is.

(That part is so plausible for this state, it actually made me wonder…).

Some mondegreens are so plausible that they can become the real thing.

"It's a very easy way to lose money, he was so plausible," she added.

However, the described causal relations are so plausible that such bias, if any, is perhaps negligible.

As with all great spoofs, Ayckbourn's premise is so horribly plausible you hesitate to declare whether it's supposed to be a joke or not.

And if this is so, how plausible is Magnetar's previous denial that they played any role in influencing the bond selection process in deals on which they were the equity sponsor?

Indeed, the scheme the thieves devise -- involving simple props like a fire extinguisher and an umbrella -- is so cunning, yet so plausible, that the film was banned in several countries out of fear that it might inspire real robberies.

Grace Rahman This series of Humans is so unnerving and plausible – and there's no let up this week.

They wrote: "Seen from the perspective that is neglected in this biography, namely Van Gogh's own view of his life, suicide is so much more plausible than the chance squabble with fatal consequences".

20 Cost-minimisation analysis is appropriate only if the difference in cost is so large that no plausible difference in efficacy could cause the more costly treatment to be cost-effective.