Sentence examples for it feels plausible from inspiring English sources

It feels plausible; it feels as if you know the characters.

Even when she is not speaking, her presence is felt – and at several points in the story it feels plausible that wise old Amy deliberately put the plot in motion, knowing how it would end.

It felt plausible and absurd at the same time.

It's not even that I think that it's 100percentt impossible to imagine such a thing Trump entered what Bill Simmons dubbed the "Tyson Zone" long ago, meaning any story about him feels plausible.

Though atrociously written, it occasionally feels plausible — perhaps because the series' political researcher was one Derek Draper, former aide to Peter Mandelson.

It is one of those ideas that feels plausible.

From the coding slang to the goofy-looking startup promo T-shirts, everything feels plausible.

SASHA FRERE-JONES: I haven't seen many kids act like Gaga — this seems like the kind of "Voice From The Mountain" thing Anna can say, and feels plausible but doesn't hold up.

But Henry isn't an anomaly, here to make a statement outside of the text; Billy comes from the less segregated world of New York City, and his racial difference feels plausible.

If hardly a moment feels plausible, the show has energy to spare and so many balls in the air by the end of the pilot that it's hard not to want to see where they will come down.

Times critic Robert Lloyd called it "one of the best things to come out of the fall season," while the Associated Press' Frazier Moore wrote: "The wonder of this series is that it feels fully plausible, authentic and delightful, unfolding in a multicultural world with the irresistible Gina Rodriguez in the title role".