Sentence examples for made plausible from inspiring English sources

The nation was desperate for an explanation, and bullying jocks made plausible targets.

Indeed, some have made plausible claims that our judgments may be somewhat better as a result.

Fast-food workers rightly took credit for having made plausible a minimum wage that, less than two years ago, sounded outlandish.

This is a professionally crafted and engaging story in the tradition of Sebastian Faulks's Charlotte Gray, made plausible by the author's attention to historical detail.

This is made plausible, in his eyes, through the selective interpretation of science, for example in relation to the effects of certain pesticides on bees.

Those ambitions, he said, have been made plausible in part by revenue realized from an increase of about 30 percent in ticket prices last year.

"I just want to make plausible arguments for the arts".

Imagination invariably exceeds the evidence; research makes plausible the reconstruction.

Lacking memory, lacking direct experiential knowledge, amnesiacs have to make hypotheses and inferences, and they usually make plausible ones.

For all its charms, the movie "Steve Jobs" struggles to make plausible the artistic side of computer development.

Critics charge, however, that Mr Blunt and Mr Boehner are too cosy with lobbyists to make plausible champions of reform.