Sentence examples for one plausible reading from inspiring English sources

One plausible reading of the new scientific data is that we've waited too long already.

One plausible reading of the evidence would be to say that although economic growth is key to development, it's not the business of aid.

First, on one plausible reading of the Kantian maxim, one treats another as a mere means only when one treats "him in a way to which he could not possibly consent," as in cases of coercion and fraud, where A seeks to undermine B's capacity as an autonomous decision-maker.

On one plausible reading of Kant, a general theory of the moral will was the basis for his theory of law in the Doctrine of Right.

With this caveat in mind, one plausible reading is that 'white horse' names both the color and the shape of white horses, not only the shape.

WH: Well, I point one thing out: Read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read read.

Even though some readers (ancient and modern) found such an extreme statement in the Apology, a more plausible reading suggests that Socrates advocates the importance of critically examining one's own and others' views on important matters, precisely because one does not know about them (Vogt 2012a, ch. 1).

Machine-led trading is one plausible thesis for another apparent market anomaly that occurred on Thursday.

This is one plausible explanation.

One plausible response was "Don't worry, I won't.

"He finds rights in the Constitution that no plausible reading could find there".