Sentence examples for may have plausible from inspiring English sources

A further concern about Schaffer's response to skepticism is that proponents of the traditional binary way of understanding knowledge may have plausible ways of resisting the move to the ternary approach.

He said, "I have a secret way of doing something," and it may have seemed plausible that he did.

To some who remember Mr. Clinton playing the saxophone on "The Arsenio Hall Show," such high jinks may have seemed plausible, if a bit odd.

For though the model of a simple binary political division between the left and the right may have appeared plausible during the 1980s, today it no longer does, and boundaries are increasingly blurred.

This discrepancy may have several plausible explanations.

A similar design may have been plausible to evaluate PAS, if it had been designed at the outset.

"Biological mechanism" should be interpreted in a broad sense here, since behavioural and sociocultural factors may be of equal importance (and have plausible mechanisms for their effects on health outcomes) to biologically measured factors and pathways.

No matter how tragic their incapacity for self-awareness may be, the only antidote for collector's youth fixation is for galleries to have plausible deniability.

"That way you'll have plausible deniability".

"But look, you have plausible deniability.

Newspeak may have been a plausible invention in 1948, when totalitarian thought control still seemed an imminent possibility.