Sentence examples for making a plausible from inspiring English sources
After all, it's rare in a healthy male, and I was doing what any reasonable physician does — making a plausible explanation from common and obvious causes first.
Mr Lieberman opposed the public option without ever making a plausible case against it, and contradicted himself when an alternative was proposed in an effort to assuage him.
In a "world jazz" context, Getz re-invented the swinging music he loved for a later, cooler generation, making a plausible alternative to the avant-garde experiments he despised.
But the story has a momentum that justifies the time it takes to tell it, and the authors conclude by making a plausible case for van Gogh's accidental death rather than his suicide.
It is impossible to summarize the plot of so byzantine an opera in a sentence or two: suffice to say that it succeeds in making a plausible evening's entertainment out of the seventeenth-century split between the Old Believers sect of the Russian Orthodox Church and the modernizing forces of Peter the Great.
And the rest of the technology industry is busily dreaming up other gadgets, from Internet appliances to "AOL TV .Meanwhile another industry, far from the white-hot glare of the convergence hype, has been making a plausible precursor to such a machine and selling it by the tens of millions.
His neo-historicist "Ring" concept might make a plausible sequel to the Met's current version.
It also makes a plausible claim for regarding that year as the genesis of modern history.
She can also make a plausible case that she is the stronger candidate.
Ms. Chavez made a plausible case that she had acted out of sympathy for an abused woman.
Mr. Chailly and the Concertgebouw players made a plausible case for the Cooke version as a reasonable compromise on Sunday.
