Sentence examples for nothing plausible from inspiring English sources

In March, Mr Ravitch presented his plan, and for four months, legislators responded by rejecting the plan and putting forward nothing plausible in its place.

In a private network memo, NBC voiced confidence that the "substantial yet temporary changes" it has asked the International Earth Rotation Service to make in "coordinated universal time" will permit a "truly live, nothing plausible about it, Olympics".

The truth is that reality is banal and full of clichés, and there is nothing more plausible than the grossly exaggerated.

Nothing here seems plausible or implausible.

Anything — everything — is plausible; nothing is for certain.

There is nothing inherently less plausible about God's revealing himself to an upstate New York farmer in the early years of the Republic than to the pharaoh's changeling grandson in ancient Egypt.

Unlike in the Judgment of Solomon, Judge Gerard E. Lynch of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit wrote, "neither party has blinked, and we are therefore in the unenviable position of determining who gets the artwork, and who will be left with nothing despite a plausible claim of being unfairly required to bear the loss".

Perhaps nothing else would be plausible.

But he did nothing to make this plausible.

Ebert's main criticism was that nothing in it was plausible.

In fact there is nothing the least bit plausible about the premise of mistaken identity served up in this novel.