Sentence examples for plausible as a from inspiring English sources

Well, judging from the trailer, I'd say that Gibson looks all too plausible as a depressive.

His youth made him just hip enough to be plausible as a plugged-in pseudoteen.

His youth made him just _________ enough to be plausible as a plugged-in pseudoteen.

But Oliver actually seemed most plausible as a straight swap for Hollywood if he had decided to leave.

We each kept a list, however, of any book that seemed even remotely plausible as a contender.

For one thing, Miller is not remotely plausible as a child, no matter how clever he's said to be.

Everything looks plausible as a Museum of Modern Art show, and an exceptional one at that: temperate, beautifully installed, thought through.

The 101801 looks like a flawlessly proportioned, oh-so-fancy, double-breasted bathrobe, and the moment Kim slipped one on, she became plausible as a Fashion Person.

An imaginative writer would have been hard pressed to come up with it — and then to convince readers or editors that it was plausible as a plot twist.

Jumbo was a sensational Eliza Doolittle in the Royal Exchange's Pygmalion last year; here she goes one better by seeming absolutely plausible as a teenage boy.

So English, or something like it, is prima facie plausible as a model of the system of symbols that we think in.