Sentence examples for plausible criticism from inspiring English sources

The 1982 Atari 2600 game Custer's Revenge, in which players controlled a stick-man representation of General Custer tasked with raping a naked Native American woman tied to a pole, attracted plausible criticism.

Such comparisons are designed to make the market look cheap.A more plausible criticism is that profits in the early 20th century were not calculated on a similar basis, so one is comparing apples with pears.

Instead of Bill Ayers, Jeremiah Wright and the rest of the gang, Mr McCain should focus relentlessly on three plausible criticisms of Mr Obama.First, Mr McCain should point out that his opponent is one of the least business-friendly Democratic candidates in a generation.

One of the more plausible criticisms of Murray's argument (advanced by my colleague Paul Krugman, among others) is that the supposed social crisis limned in "Coming Apart" can't actually be all that bad, given how swiftly crime rates have plummeted over the last decade and a half.

However, there is another, more plausible line of criticism of patriotism focusing on its intellectual, rather than moral credentials.

Nevertheless, at least in the case of the gabapentin group, such differences accounted for medicines (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs [NSAIDs] and non-narcotic analgesics) with a limited use in neuropathic pain conditions making such criticism less plausible.

As we have noted previously [ 5], the proposal that the RNA world evolved in acidic conditions [ 5, 6] offers a plausible solution to Charles Kurland's criticism [ 57] that the RNA world hypothesis makes no reference to a possible energy source.

Ebert's main criticism was that nothing in it was plausible.

In any plausible account of loyalty as a virtue there must be openness to corrective criticism on the part of both the subject and object of loyalty.

My next criticism is that the author ignores the considerable difficulties surrounding establishing plausible prebiotic syntheses for ribonucleotides.

Nevertheless, it is again plausible that the spread of rights talk has encouraged the tendencies that these criticisms suggest.