Sentence examples for plausible of course from inspiring English sources

None of this is the least bit plausible, of course.

None of this is remotely plausible, of course, but Mr. Laird pulls it off with a wink and a nod and lots of high-spirited body English.

Obama's critique of Ryan would be more plausible of course if he actually had a budget of his own that could help us avoid a fiscal catastrophe.

David Freedberg, a professor of art history at Columbia University who specializes in both 17th-century Dutch art and the science of perception, said yesterday that the findings "are altogether interesting and plausible". "Of course, many people who are stereoblind have no artistic talent whatsoever," he said.

It's plausible, of course, that businesses with tight margins, payrolls that make up a large proportion of their costs, and a limited ability to raise prices could eventually be driven out of business, as Beatts has said will happen to Borderlands if he waits much longer.

None of these feats was remotely plausible, of course.

The other plausible explanation, of course, is that breast pumps are expensive as fuck.

Typically, such statements are accepted as "correct" inasmuch as they i) are compatible with a large body of diverse empirical data and ii) explain diverse aspects of the world in an economical and plausible manner (of course, this is a rehash of the well-known Popperian paradigm, I have no aspiration to be original here).

What makes Osborne so plausible is that of course he is right that it's good for dignity and for taxpayers if people earn more and need less tax credit.

Watching the fifth season, one's first thought is that it all seems newly plausible — but that, of course, suggests the degree to which our ideas about spycraft come from movies and television shows.

Over time, the dry meetings of the committee rooms have become remarkable: a Dame Something will ask systematic questions, in a transparent setting, about government or business policy, in the expectation of a mature and plausible response; and of course she won't get one, but it is fascinatingly unusual to watch her try.