Sentence examples for particularly plausible from inspiring English sources

But two seem particularly plausible.

Nor are some of Coughlin's charges particularly plausible.

Nor are some of the student-teacher exchanges particularly plausible.

The popular image of Emily Dickinson that of the winsome recluse in white, trapped in an airless Yankee spinsterhood has never been compelling or particularly plausible.

Such ideas have been mooted for years by the Arab League, a largely ineffective club, but such Saudi leadership has never looked particularly plausible.

In truth, the idea that the former speaker's skills as a debater would give him a significant general-election edge over President Obama was never particularly plausible.

Particularly the plausible selection of data, the handling of uncertainty, the measurement of costs as well as the discussion of the direction and magnitude of potential biases were partly insufficient.

But Woods had an explanation that sounded plausible, particularly for a golfer who had played only nine competitive rounds all year.

On the Internet, where anyone can profess to be an expert, rumor sites can make all these theories seem plausible, particularly to a new generation that has not been educated properly about the risks of H.I.V.

Lt. Gen. Hamid Gul, a former director of Pakistan's Inter-Services Agency, the country's most powerful intelligence service, said in an interview today that an Indian link was plausible, particularly at a time when Pakistan has improved its international reputation by promising a crackdown on terrorism.

It all sounds plausible, particularly if the transition from stress to relaxation is fast, but not enough research has been done yet to confirm whether this hypothesis holds true.