Sentence examples for plausible thing from inspiring English sources

That seemed a plausible thing to fancy, in the immediately post war years when the story was written.

But is that really a plausible thing to say about a place like Yale, with its playing fields and courtyards, its libraries and theatres, and — most importantly — its population of energetic, intelligent, optimistic young people?

"I waaaant — to awaken to trees and to fat little birdies in spring And since three walls of my bedroom have windows, that's a plausible thing On the other hand, I waaaant — to doze off to a blaze in the fireplace in winter at night But then I might Have to shove the bed over the floor by myself That could give my back fits And my shows have been hits It just wouldn't be right".

Identifying the intension of a mathematical term with its computational content is a plausible thing to do.

All sorts of plausible things might have happened that would have saved her but did not.

But Keillor soon starts doing lovely, plausible things with this daughter, allowing her to grow in strength and sympathy (her own and ours) as she decides to celebrate the post-70 Evelyn, "not the Sunday School teacher and Girl Scout leader" but "the old broad who said what the hell and took a lover".

The centrists who love the coalition the liberal conservatives around Mr Cameron and the conservative liberals around the Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg have lots of plausible things to say about how tricky reforms and grown-up, responsible policies are made much easier when they are being promoted by two parties.

This theory says plausible things about simple cases.

Here there are at least two initially plausible things that a direct realist can say.

"It's fascinating to realize that there actually are a couple of quite plausible things it could be.

I'm making this up but it is plausible – things like this do happen and it is a simple control.