Sentence examples for perhaps plausible from inspiring English sources

As a philosophical position, the notion that life is a tangled mix of the two is, perhaps, plausible.

I'm afraid that – while perhaps plausible – Geraldine Blake's explanation of how Ian Fleming came up with the name Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Letters, 19 December) is almost certainly untrue.

That was perhaps plausible in the early 1990s, but not now that Argentine consumer prices are falling.Since 1991, the prices of privatised services have increased 55% more than those of goods, according to Pedro Lacoste, an economic consultant.

It was a moment when it was perhaps plausible to think that the Donald wasn't lying, and so people felt the need to speculate about what he might have gotten his short-fingered hands on.

Once the teaching of creative writing is reconceived in these terms––which is to say, as a way to help young writers learn to read in a different way––the task of creative-writing classes becomes far more concrete and, perhaps, plausible.

The arguments, says Richardson, are "just so" stories, perhaps plausible but lacking in the kind of evidence required by biological accounts of evolution by natural selection.

Blaming the violence on isolated Baath loyalists was perhaps more plausible when the violence was centered in the Sunni heartland.

This is perhaps more plausible given the fact that the system's voice is provided by Scarlett Johansson.

Mexico, though, with four wins out of four in World Cup qualifying as part of a 17-game unbeaten run, are perhaps more plausible candidates.

First, they signalled that there is no likely, or perhaps even plausible, fix in the works should the King challengers win.

What makes it even more audacious — if, perhaps, less plausible — is that it's directed against a government controlled by his fellow Democrats.