Sentence examples for not just plausible from inspiring English sources

Reading binding sustainable development obligations into CETA is not just plausible: it is imperative.

He says this in a way that sounds not just plausible but hard to doubt.

"Mind control" is suddenly not just plausible, but actually rather easy.

So little strain is apparent in the increasingly outlandish poses Bonnet adopts that the 90-degree screen version of them looks not just plausible, but comically casual.

Getting wildly rich, even if you were employee No. 1249 in the shipping department, began to seem not just plausible but necessary.

The Axis powers fell prey to their own mythmaking: they were adept at creating narratives that made exceedingly unlikely victories seem not just plausible but inevitable.

His Joseph Sr isn't just plausible but also compelling, to the extent that, for all his nasty traits, he becomes the one you're rooting for.

The scenes that show him changing into fresh clothes and watching gleefully as the media descends on Versace's house aren't just plausible; they underscore how easily Andrew blended in among the town's gay beachgoers.

The scientific identification of the Anthropocene with the year 1945 gives us not just a plausible geological end to the Holocene, but also a watershed that fits comfortably with a great body of scholarly work about the historical consequences of World War II.

All of which is not just dramatically plausible but historically accurate, based on the testimony of John Colville, who served two terms as Churchill's private secretary during the war and kept a diary, assessing, from the closest quarters, every wrinkle in his master's temperament: Sometimes it took him weeks of cogitation before he reached an answer which satisfied him.

Furthermore, I want to hear a plan that would rank among the top 20 of all companies, not just a plausible one.