Sentence examples for plausible incidents from inspiring English sources

Free-fallers constitute a much more exclusive club, with just 13 confirmed or plausible incidents, including perennial "Ripley's Believe It or Not" superstar Alan Magee — blown from his B-17 on a 1943 mission over France.

Just as we are trotting along, secure in the writer's hands on the reins, Drabble is capable of rearing back from the narrative: "If this story were merely a fiction," she points out, "it would be possible to fill in these gaps with plausible incidents, but the narrator here has to admit to considerable difficulty, indeed to failure".

It is the sort of production in which there is nothing much to be elated over, but at the same time it is a film which will prove mildly diverting to those who don't care much about plausible incidents and situations.

Her first novel, "Martyrs' Crossing" begins with a fictional but entirely plausible incident at a checkpoint outside the Palestinian town of Ramallah, on the road to Jerusalem.A young woman has a dangerously ill child.

Before publication, this person said, editors contacted people who have served in Iraq to ask whether the incidents sounded plausible.

Portelli and Charteris both concluded Luke's version of the incident was plausible and that he was not trying to protect his father by withholding information or blaming scary movies.

"If both racism and a more innocent or more complex explanation are plausible causes of an incident, it's just as wrong to insist on racism and refuse to consider the other possibility as it would be to deny the possibility of racism, " Mr. Ford writes.

Likewise, it seems plausible that not all critical incidents are equally reported; for example, cases of equipment malfunction seem much easier to report than incorrect equipment use.

Aides told me that he had simply misspoken, and that seemed plausible enough, but the minor incident only served to reinforce the image that Edwards and Obama were doing their best to conjure.

According to the most plausible account of a confused incident early on February 11th, two carloads of armed rebels pitched up at the home of the president, José Ramos-Horta, reportedly intending to kidnap him.

Our observation of a relationship between area-level education and incident MetS is plausible and consistent with the results of earlier studies investigating cardiometabolic risk factors.