Sentence examples for more plausible and from inspiring English sources

The result made the nightmare sound even more plausible, and possibly even worth the trouble.

Fifteen years later, Powell says that the technology is more plausible and well worth advanced testing.

His world already feels more plausible and immediate than the rarified one of a Johnny Worricker.

This is more plausible, and potentially more damaging politically, even if perfectly legal.

There are more plausible and convincing ways of telling the story.

By eliminating the rebel Kabila, perhaps, replacing Mobutu with someone more plausible and telling the Rwandan Army to go home?

Philby's betrayal becomes more plausible and comprehensible if one regards it as a form of sweet and pure egomania.

Most counterproductively of all, the attack makes Maduro's rhetoric of conspiracy more plausible, and less hollow, perhaps, than ever before.

Among the more plausible and specific is that spies from India's Research Analysis Wing (RAW) operate in the country.

It wasn't bad, certainly, but the story was bat-shit crazy Red Dawn was more plausible and No Russian was so clearly developed to spark controversy.

Contra Burge, the latter can seem more plausible and so, the entitlement may need to be explained on independent grounds.Also, for a different problem with Burge's view on critical reasoning, see the supplementary document, A Problem with Critical Reasoning.