Here, in my lap, were realistically conceived characters moving through plausible, riveting situations, raising complex ethical questions.
Bond's portrait of Shakespeare as a guilt-ridden figure, haunted by memories of the cruelty and injustice of his society, is moving and plausible – there is a pithy vividness about the recollection of Globe theatregoers walking under 16 severed heads and of "women with shopping bags stepping over puddles of blood".
To move from "plausible" to convincing policymakers, Cohen says, they had to address one big unanswered question: How much infection goes on before people begin treatment?
Even viewers who resent the plot machinery of "Love Affair" are likely to fall for Dunne and Boyer, who seemed so natural within the movie's artifice -- imbued with plausible regrets, moved by a plausible desire to make their lives better.
All those soon-to-be's mean that the story moves, the characters have many dimensions and their transformations are plausible and moving.
JUST ANYBODY This new melodrama by Jacques Doillon turns on a French romantic acte gratuit, a mad emotional commitment intricately rationalized, but the director's intensely disciplined approach to his subject — and to his actors — renders it plausible and moving, sternly classical and resolutely modern.
In your mind you come up with a range of plausible answers, moving away from the anchor in increments, and as time runs out you jot down the best of the possibilities.
For sites that aren't planning to build a fully operational JavaScript-constructed battle station, Twitter's findings offer a plausible approach to moving forward.
The DOE report shows that this sort of high-tech clean future is entire plausible; we're moving in the right direction with falling costs and rising deployment of the right technologies.
You'd think it would be impossible in a space where the audience can register everything in close-up to make the idea of a statue coming to life plausible, let alone moving.
