Sentence examples for no plausibility from inspiring English sources

Such a view has no plausibility outside the context of war.

He also liked to argue, with no plausibility at all, that he was a better poet than a novelist.

I remarked earlier that symmetrical accounts of the morality of defense have no plausibility outside the context of war.

In short, such forms of emergence are altogether distinct from, and so gain no plausibility from, verbal association with organizational/mechanistic and epistemic emergence.

Boghossian (2003: 39) withdraws his earlier claim that meaning is essentially normative, suggesting that the "the linguistic version of the normativity thesis, in contrast with its mentalistic version, has no plausibility whatever…".

It is safe to assume that Reid took Butler's attack on what we might call descriptive eudaimonism to be decisive: There is no plausibility to the idea that agents necessarily will their own happiness, as they understand it, for they can knowingly act in self-destructive ways (cf. EAP III.ii.i: 95).

It too has a feelgood wedding motif - but there is no irony, no heartache, certainly no paralysing illness, no dramatic plausibility, and weirdly, no hint that the characters know whose songs they are singing; there is no sense of perspective on the music.

And non-Boolean logic refers to propositions that may have unsharp truth values beyond yes or no, shades of plausibility or credibility as it were.

As for his "second event theory", which maintains that radionuclides are far more dangerous than scientists say they are, the paper shows that there is no evidence supporting this, and it has "no biological plausibility".

To illustrate how multiple hypotheses testing can produce associations with no clinical plausibility.

Information from these studies has been combined for all four comparisons and for those comparisons (potato, amniotic membrane) where there was no biological plausibility for efficacy (Table 1).