Sentence examples for more plausible reading from inspiring English sources

Some say she jumps into the crater of Vesuvius as it erupts, but the better — and certainly more plausible — reading of the stage directions is that she jumps into the lava of the erupting volcano.

The search for an Aristotelian hamartia has led all too often to the trite argument that Hamlet suffers from melancholia and a tragic inability to act, whereas a more plausible reading of the play argues that finding the right course of action is highly problematic for him and for everyone.

But a more plausible reading of the vagueness of anchors and the process of reasoning from them is that they provide an acceptable range in which to build an internally consistent schedule of punishments.

A more plausible reading of the ceteris paribus clause is that it is satisfied if and only if the compared populations are (roughly) equally good in regard to all other axiologically relevant aspects apart from welfare, including their "desert value".

Even though some readers (ancient and modern) found such an extreme statement in the Apology, a more plausible reading suggests that Socrates advocates the importance of critically examining one's own and others' views on important matters, precisely because one does not know about them (Vogt 2012a, ch. 1).

More particularly, he argues that a plausible reading of Cramer's (1980 , 1986 transactional interpretation, and any other theory that similarly attempts to account for the EPR/B correlations by postulating causation from the measurement events backward to the source, will be inconsistent.

Of course, the guy says his theory is based solely on a single Reddit post he read, but it's at least more plausible than a solar apocalypse, so let's give it to him.

Its central thesis, that the abolition of slavery was "Darwin's sacred cause," the driving force that made him develop his evolutionary theory, is not obvious immediately, but a patient reading of the authors' narrative, renders it more plausible.

(In fact, Davis had been approached for advice by one of Yes Minister's creators, Tony Jay, and ended up reading all the scripts for the first series, helping to make the implausible bits more plausible).

But if one reads enough in the "Jesus Calling" series, her argument that Jesus is not talking becomes more plausible.

That seems more plausible.