Sentence examples for plausible symbol from inspiring English sources
So Lapid fits as a plausible symbol of an Israel that looks more and more like brie-eating Europe.
As each of them became a racial symbol, the plausible and even probable combination was lost: that both of them were guilty.
If realists could provide a plausible theory about how correspondences between mental symbols and the items in the world to which they refer might be set up, many of these challenges could be met.
Thus, rather than reasoning over abstract symbols, we rely on the biologically plausible processes firmly grounded in the actual sensorimotor experience of the agent.
So English, or something like it, is prima facie plausible as a model of the system of symbols that we think in.
Perhaps the boy was a status symbol or potentially useful factotum, though another plausible explanation – which Bundock doesn't rule out – is that he was Bathurst's illegitimate son.
Given that the artist has been a member of the queer feminist collective LTTR, the idea that she is putting a symbol of partriarchal force under a searing spotlight is a plausible interpretation.
Each is a symbol of the crossing of human intention with tectonic history - the same history that placed Hardy's plausible but fictional trilobite into Beeny Cliff.
For note that it seems plausible to assume that no human mathematician will ever be able to comprehend a proof containing 100 million symbols (\(\approx 25000\) pages).
