Sentence examples for plausible about from inspiring English sources

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

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".

But there is something oddly plausible about the lack of a conventional dramatic falling-out-among-thieves. It's as if they are too stunned, too vacant, too weirded out by their success to react normally.

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.

But despite the stylisations and grandiloquent drama, there is something just so grimly and grittily plausible about the awful world conjured up here, and the full-on urban warfare scenes really are electrifying.

McGee and McLaughlin suggest that this combination of constraints lets us preserve what is plausible about M2, without accepting that it is true.

In an age of widely-believed conspiracy theories, raising doubts about the killings of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, the one woven around Mr Wallace seemed no less plausible.The about-turnGeorge Wallace was crippled but his ideas had legs.

Russell Jackson speaks not very plausibly about maintaining "plausible deniability" about the years he ran the San Francisco "underground restaurant" SubCulture Dining.

Second, the approach extends classical inference, based on the likelihood of the data given a null hypothesis about the parameters, to more plausible inferences about the parameters of the model given the data.

For a fingers-crossed period both those predictions seemed just about plausible.

Accordingly, creative types have done an unusual amount of thinking about plausible impossibility.