Sentence examples for isn't plausibly from inspiring English sources

As Geach noted, it isn't plausibly the attitude expressed by the a free-standing sentence since this feature doesn't always survive embedding as we saw.

Nor is it an argument about America's immediate security, which is not plausibly endangered by Assad's arsenal or any other dictator's stockpile.

He's making a proportionality argument, and a very poor one.As I mentioned in my initial post, health care for the elderly is not plausibly among the background conditions for thriving business.

Then the resulting computational description is not plausibly content-involving.

That entails the conclusion, but is not plausibly true.

Health, then, might be said to be a constituent of my well-being, but it is not plausibly taken to be all that matters for my well-being.

For this distinction is not plausibly diagnosed as mere ambiguity; it rather marks off something like two modes of a single kind of power.

A just and egalitarian society is not plausibly held to be obligated to do whatever turns out to be necessary to bring it about that their members attain any given level or share of quality of life.

Note that it is not plausibly co-consciousness, for I represent the subject as identical for self-attributed representations that are not co-conscious, so actual co-consciousness could not explain generally how I represent this sort of identity.

But this is not plausibly understood to mean that virtue ethics is indifferent regarding questions of what to do; the question of conduct should be of substantial importance on both virtue and action centered approaches (see Sher 1998 15 177).

Perhaps, though, his remarks should be tempered by the recognition that Aristotle accepts the existence of a god whose activity is exhausted by thinking, but whose thinking is not plausibly regarded as imagistic (Metaphysics xii 7,1072b26-30).