Sentence examples for plausible talk from inspiring English sources

The buzzing campaign scenes here have become very West Wing: very detailed, very fast-moving, with much plausible talk of districts, bases, endorsements and Photoshopped attack ads.

It is therefore plausible that cross-talk between these two transcription factors can occur.

More plausible is talk of a second tilt at the deputy leader's job he lost to Harriet Harman in 2007, but ran strongly perhaps in alliance with James Purnell, the Blairite work and pensions secretary.

For those who characterize physicalism as the thesis that worlds that are physical duplicates of one another are duplicates simpliciter, this response is especially plausible, since talk of "duplication" is typically restricted to qualitative properties.

Once Rawls took the "burdens of judgment" and reasonable pluralism seriously, that is once he "politicized" justice in his later work, it became much less plausible to talk about convergence on a shared wide equilibrium that might contain moral truth.

But the action stays life-sized and plausible; the talk is largely crisp, rarely overripe.

They need to discern the quality or veracity of information in the torrent of open-source data that flows every second through traditional and social media outlets, and need to understand situations, assess plausible scenarios, and talk and reach-out to key actors.

For instance, one factor that makes the computer-brain analogy seem so plausible is the ubiquitous talk of "information".

FOR conservatives casting about for comfort, there are plenty of plausible reasons to dismiss talk of a crisis.

Techniques for doing something similar in a less dramatic way are plausible.When people talk about the charms of powerlessness in the face of nature, part of what they are saying is that they don't want to be bothered with facing up to what humans can do, and to what they might have at risk.

This apparently plausible figure is followed… Talk story about wheat.