Sentence examples for make that plausible from inspiring English sources

So… my application for Roy Rogers Restaurants said I was 16, and I looked and acted mature enough to make that plausible," she wrote in her post My First Job: What I Learned as a Fast-Food Prodigy.

The honey trap is as old as Samson and Delilah, and the online world makes that ever more plausible.

Its profit margins make that seem plausible.

But that is to make the (plausible) assumption that some non-human animals can be conscious, not to test it.

"Rather than throw P.S.A. away, we should make the plausible adjustment that only certain men should be screened," Dr. Andriole said.

(Here, as in their reply to the first objection, the Mohists make the plausible assumption that humans have a natural tendency toward reciprocity).

To make this plausible, Ginsborg argues that there is a version of the normativity objection that is more fundamental than those investigated in the debate so far.

Technical advances are making that more plausible.

And she used my descriptions of Lewis's work and the outline of Lewis's life as a building block in making that confrontation plausible.

This is, of course, controversial about humans, but it is our Cartesian intuitions that make it plausible in that case.

As soon as she questions his bananas claim that Catherine's become a serial murderer, she's no longer in that creepily eroticised fugue that's made it plausible that she would follow Tommy's awful bidding.