Sentence examples similar to plausible nominees from inspiring English sources

We'll kick it off with an unusual — yet completely plausible — nominee: the doughnut.

I'll explain later why I think that Christie is a more plausible nominee and president than Ryan.

He remains his party's most plausible nominee and benefits from an experienced organization and deep-pocketed backers.

Add brains and good looks, and you have a plausible nominee, though his Mormonism and his policy shifts are problems for many.Mr Romney's detractors offer several rebuttals.

Mr. Christie's failure to be invited is not a mere oversight; virtually every other prominent Republican who might be a plausible nominee in 2016 has been asked to participate.

So is he a plausible nominee and president?

And part of telling the truth (as they understand it) is telling their audience whether a presidential candidate is a plausible nominee or not," argued Jonathan Bernstein at Bloomberg.

Ron says "none of them" because the only plausible nominee will be someone who was in no way tainted by the Trump candidacy.

Still, Santorum, who rates as a 68 on the ideology scale (the same as a less-plausible nominee, Newt Gingrich), would probably be weaker than Romney in the popular vote.

But potentially strong Republicans like Elizabeth Dole, Dan Quayle and Lamar Alexander have already dropped out, leaving only Governor Bush and Senator McCain as plausible party nominees.

Somehow, the Romney of 2008 just seemed like a more plausible Republican nominee.