Sentence examples for plausible realities from inspiring English sources

"They're creating these plausible realities".

However, the film's main strength is its ability to create contained, plausible realities for each of its relationships, even if one or two of them suffer from idiot-hipster gestures (Noel Fielding's obsessive football-dribbling stands out).

In the Internet Age, individual phenomena are routinely split into two or more equally plausible realities.

The sooner such assurance can be provided by the inspecting organizations, the sooner the prospects of a peaceful resolution will translate into a plausible reality.

Tutankhamen's successor, the warlord-pharaoh Horemheb, left boastful accounts of foreign conquest that sound suspiciously grandiose in relation to plausible reality.

His targets were types, not real people, and many of his outrageous sketches, it has been rightly said, "come no closer to plausible reality than a Victorian Punch cartoon".

"Because Ron's script created such a plausible reality," he said, "I could be pretty loose and give the actors a lot of space to contribute things on their own".

But, as technology evolved, the determination of man to slip his earthbound shackles became less an inchoate religious yearning and more a plausible reality: it is difficult to tell whether the Chinese legend of the emperor Shun, who, in 2230 B.C., is said to have used a pair of conical reed hats to parachute to safety from the top of a burning granary, is folklore or history.

Facebook has all the required capabilities to turn such a dystopian scenario into an entirely plausible reality.

For the first time, New Zealanders realised that getting rid of rodent pests for good was a plausible reality.

And [soon], that just stops being a plausible reality.