Sentence examples for makes plausible from inspiring English sources

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

Reece Shearsmith plays the chiropodist with a doe-eyed gentleness which makes plausible the least predictable song to hit the West End stage for years: his "magic fingers" are sweetly hymned by women who have had their corns, callouses, verrucas and chilblains brought to heel by his skills.

Nevertheless, let us grant that some argument could be provided that makes plausible EADP.

This makes plausible the hypothesis that the western and southern foreland of the Verkhoyansk Mountains could provide enough moist and warm microhabitats and allow individual larch specimens to survive climatic extremes of the last glacial.

It also makes plausible that the essence of these entities cannot be comprehended in isolation but only in a network of interconnections that have to be worked out at the same time as each particular entity is defined.

That is, Adams' argument from symmetrical worlds only makes plausible the idea that, necessarily, every object x has, as one might say, a de facto doppelgänger, something qualitatively identical to it with regard to the properties it just happens to exemplify.

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

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

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.