Sentence examples for plausible imagination from inspiring English sources

I assume a careful balance of research and plausible imagination is what makes this book resonate so well.

Rather, the ambition of an expert foresight is to make this imagination robust, plausible and implementable; it involves creativity; and, at its best, it spans the boundary of perspectives and expertise.

His own conclusion, for which he nonetheless provides plausible reasons, is that our imaginations will never fully make the adjustment.

Hecataeus gave Greek readers what they wanted — something in literary form which seemed plausible, which pleasantly impressed their imaginations and made them feel that they understood Egypt; they were untroubled by the modern researcher's demand for rigorous documentary verification.

If we help ourselves to this distinction, it is plausible to view several conceivability arguments as relying upon imagination from the inside rather than imagination from the outside.

The alternative possibility that Theobald perpetrated a hoax is also plausible; Shakespeare's reputation invited such flights of imagination.

Imagination invariably exceeds the evidence; research makes plausible the reconstruction.

However, due to brain plasticity, it is plausible to expect that training sessions (to practice movement imagination) improve signal-noise ratio and lead to better detection using MSC.

So, it is plausible that empathic tendencies could affect performance in an imagination task which is deemed to involve one's own motor representations [40] (see also [31] for consistent behavioral results).

Is this something that is plausible, in some ways, if we just use our imaginations?

Though a huge leap of imagination, Swastika Night posits a terrifyingly coherent and plausible alternative history.