Sentence examples for not always plausible from inspiring English sources

What follows, while not always plausible, is truly scary.

While not always plausible, the play is consistently entertaining, not least for its comic, often absurdist digressions.

The airlines often had a pat, if not always plausible, explanation for their poor performance: the weather.

Though not always plausible, it makes out as convincing a case as any for the death of Palme.

In Tony Scott's fast-paced (if not always plausible) thriller, a happily married nice-guy lawyer (Will Smith, right) suddenly finds himself bugged and followed by National Security Agency operatives.

EVEN the most voracious designer or the most culturally dedicated observer knows it is not always plausible to be in the street literally, any more than it is possible to know which is the right street to watch.

However, in most cases, a dead lift isn't always plausible.

This may not always be plausible but avoiding the allergens can give you some relief.

As the story unfolds, their fateful decisions are eminently plausible, but not always fully comprehensible.

As previous research demonstrated that increasing AM hydrophobicity does not always improve bioactivity, it is plausible that the longer aliphatic chains arrange more favorably within scavenger receptor binding pockets through the aforementioned hydrophobic interactions.

Plausible, charming, but not always truthful.