Sentence examples for plausible definition from inspiring English sources

She even read out a perfect plausible definition of ecocide to the gathering.

The Labour leader badly needs to give his party, and in particular himself, a more plausible definition.

Of course, we all enjoy spending time in the company of charismatic people like Dr. Fox, and we're more sympathetic to what they have to say (indeed, that enhanced attention people pay comes close to a plausible definition of charisma).

Second, we must recognize that on any plausible definition, people with the same disability (let alone different disabilities) need not share a common culture.

Our increased understanding of the physical-chemical basis of living systems has increased enormously over the past century and it is possible to give a plausible definition of life in these terms.

First, for plausible definitions of how the compensation transfers could be computed, these criteria may lead to inconsistent social judgments: the same criterion may simultaneously declare that a situation A is better than another situation B, and conversely.

For each model, we first introduce the hydrolysis mechanism and then explore plausible definitions of catastrophe.

It may be that Exxon et al, adjusting to the political contours of 2009, will start the discussion up again; policies they favor are almost by definition plausible politically.

But in fact the inventor of this plausible but fallacious definition was none other than the Hon.

However, it is plausible that motif definitions may be improved by manually combining several motifs with different ambiguities from the same "motif cloud".

The answer here depends, crucially, on the definition of plausible.