Sentence examples for plausible occasion from inspiring English sources
Scholars found no plausible occasion for which the work may have been intended.
"quoted Rimbaud's writings at every plausible occasion...as fully as I thought I could get away with...The translation of poetry is a subjectivity as deep as wine or chocolate.
His constant guilt had here compressed, her about-to-be-abandoned face a crystallization of the seducer's shame he had failed to feel on other, more plausible occasions.
The most plausible occasions for successful objections are identified.
By the way, that grill (and Beyonce's latest gold iteration) have merited one of the rare but plausible occasions for this newspaper's blog to invoke the colloquial term "ratchet".
From Paris, a Chloe dress and jacket, so fluid and relaxed it suggested special occasions, seemed plausible for the office.
On this occasion, Liberum had plausible reasons for giving the nod: a little more liquidity in the stock might be useful as Game Digital enters the FTSE All-Share index this week.
It is plausible that the initial increase was occasioned by economic deterioration in the late 1980s' through to 2002 resulting in poor quality of life and reduction in government investment in health care.
A plausible explanation is the offsetting responsiveness of frequency of participation and the duration per occasion of participation to changes in money price.
