Sentence examples for men plausible from inspiring English sources

"He'd say, 'I don't want to formally ask because I don't want to be formally rejected, but having said that, would you do it?' or 'I need you to do it,' or 'I want you to do it.' " "It was always phrased in such a way as to give both men plausible deniability," the individual added.

It is between a president the country could well be ready to part with and a man not plausible enough to be his replacement.

Tommy's complicated conspiracy theory takes up the bulk of "Altered Minds," as the old man offers plausible explanations while the siblings squabble over how to interpret the odder parts of their shared past.

And some of Harper's encounters with sad, lonely men are more plausible than others.

Dr Hildegard Wolf, an idiosyncratic therapist working in Paris, is approached by two plausible men claiming to be the murderous toff - a fugitive from justice now officially dead in his homeland.

His district, won by Barack Obama in the presidential election, contains lots of union members.But if a Republican recovery requires a centrewards shift in some of the party's economic thinking, the two men seem less plausible agents of change.

This new style of fascism proselytises online, attempts to "redpill" white men using the plausible deniability afforded by irony, and then immerses recruits in an online movement culture built on memes, pseudoscientific dogma, racial panic and the worst of internet culture.

Since women are more susceptible to obesity than men, it seems plausible that neural correlates may also be different.

Lew Cody is acceptable as the insincere but plausible man-about-town.

The topic of Heath's sex life consumes four pages of Campbell's excellent biography of the man, drawing a plausible blank.

He seems a decent and plausible man, but once you get past Recoing's welcoming smile you enter a realm of mystery — the oddities lodged in the hollows of Vincent's good will.