Sentence examples for plausible feel from inspiring English sources
Brian Greene from Columbia University was brought in as a consultant to help create a scientifically plausible feel to the script.
It feels plausible; it feels as if you know the characters.
Only one of these explanations is plausible: they feel they have no choice.
Devoting a paragraph to running down the most plausible dates feels like a knee-jerk scholarly reflex.
The storyline is every bit as provocative as you might expect, but the most worrying element is how plausible it feels.
A person's anchor exerts a kind of cognitive drag on the mind as it tries to adjust, so that the farther one gets from the anchor, the less plausible it feels to keep adjusting outward.
The compromise was to take the existing finish back to a plausible period look and feel.
It also had to smell and feel plausible.
Suddenly -- in fact, a bit too suddenly to feel plausible -- he is a true believer.
In the tradition of the finest science fiction, his futures feel plausible because they're intensified versions of our present.
In most of her earlier novels, Ms. Tyler would have used her generous gifts of compassion to limn the interior lives of Rebecca and her family, to make their often curious behavior feel plausible, even sympathetic.
