Sentence examples for plausible career from inspiring English sources

The rap on Heche is that when her bid for greater glory as DeGeneres's other half failed, rushing to marry a man was the only plausible career rehabilitation.

Most of the homeless people are products of a sad fraction of our society, where destitution is a perfectly plausible career, caused by poverty and unemployment.

Becoming the general manager of the Red Sox was, of course, my dream job, yet even I never really considered it a plausible career path.

For everyboy Owen to leave his sheltered small town and crash the great cocktail party of the world, Updike must do his authorial duty and assign him a plausible, suitable career.

Special Correspondents shows that Gervais has a plausible Hollywood career, but there's a baffling lack of real laughs and performance chemistry between the leads, and very little of the acid characterisation and cynical discomfort which is vital to his screen presence.

After the 1971 season, they fled to a Dallas-Fort Worth suburb, becoming the Texas Rangers and, a couple of decades after that, making plausible the political career of George W. Bush.

The prominent feature that privatisation has retained, and that must be nearly irresistible to career politicians, is plausible deniability.

Yet egg-freezing is what Facebook and Apple are willing to underwrite as a plausible alternative to putting a career on hold to have children.

Either seemed plausible; James had had a career in military intelligence during the decades of apartheid and used those techniques, and disguises, to abuse children undetected.

They are meant to stop panicking about triple science and their German reading assessment and suddenly get their heads around something so daunting and distant that it hardly seems plausible – the prospect of a career.

In "Knocked Up," he made it seem plausible that Katherine Heigl's buxom career woman would go for a hairy stoner like Seth Rogen.