Sentence examples for plausible there is from inspiring English sources

Bond's portrait of Shakespeare as a guilt-ridden figure, haunted by memories of the cruelty and injustice of his society, is moving and plausible – there is a pithy vividness about the recollection of Globe theatregoers walking under 16 severed heads and of "women with shopping bags stepping over puddles of blood".

Insofar as such a story is plausible, there is hope that natural selection and the genesis of functions can provide a naturalistically acceptable means of delimiting content-determining causes.

And even for those who find this reading of folk psychology plausible, there is a further difficulty regarding the relevance of neuroscience for determining the status of folk psychology.

While these ideas seem plausible, there is little evidence to support them.

However, while this seems intuitively plausible, there is no clear evidence to support this, and there may be other reasons for the higher reporting.

The thoughts and results are plausible (there is no hope to repeat the calculations even partially).

To make this case plausible, there are certain facts that he won't be able to admit.

The second argument is more plausible: there are bad memories in Russia of the costs of withdrawing troops from Germany.

Although the books are carefully researched and feel like they could be plausible, there are references to magic and a character named Gold Mouth who seems to be centuries old.

And although the plans to create a wildlife reserve seem plausible – there are multiple herds of African game flourishing in the area – the government ousting the Maasai is completely unnecessary.

While a link is plausible, there are no data conclusively showing the magnitude of the threat emerging from agriculture.