Sentence examples similar to more plausible rationale from inspiring English sources

The more-plausible rationale behind Bloomberg's decision is that an Obama visit on the eve of the election would have provided a good photo-op for the president.

We know that Trump fired James Comey, the F.B.I. director, because he wanted him to stop investigating contacts between members of Trump's campaign and Russia — and Trump announced this fact in public, despite having had subordinates come up with more plausible-sounding rationales for him to cling to.

One N.F.L. theory that outsiders have found slightly more plausible is that the league's players are probably less susceptible to brain injuries — the rationale being that more-susceptible players would not have lasted long enough to make the pros.

The other, more cynical way to view a Supreme Court argument is as an act of manipulation — to provide the justices with a plausible rationale for reaching a decision they're already predisposed to make.

That seems more plausible.

The latter seems more plausible.

Which hypothesis seems more plausible?

Each of these offices certainly has a plausible rationale.

Now, it seems more plausible.

Other culprits are more plausible.

(Looks more plausible that way).