Sentence examples for plausible title from inspiring English sources
Twenty years around Madison Square Garden tells me the corporation can't possibly be content with this nice little team that not a single Baldwin brother could consider a plausible title contender.
In fact, if it didn't sound so off-putting, "Disillusionment" could be a perfectly plausible title for the novel (to go with Zweig's other one-word titles for some of his novellas: "Amok", "Confusion" or "Angst").
(Anderson) ★ Talib Kweli (Monday) Deemed "the Prince of Brooklyn" by hip-hop fans — a plausible title, given his erudite skills — Mr. Kweli is a veteran of the tremendous duo Black Star (with Mos Def).
(Anderson) Talib Kweli (Wednesday) Deemed "the Prince of Brooklyn" by hip-hop fans, a plausible title given his erudite skills, Mr. Kweli is a veteran of the tremendous duo Black Star (with Mos Def, a k a Yasiin Bey).
(Anderson) ★ Talib Kweli Celebrates MLK and Gil Scott-Heron (Sunday) Deemed "the Prince of Brooklyn" by hip-hop fans, a plausible title given his erudite skills, Mr. Kweli is a veteran of the tremendous duo Black Star (with Mos Def, a k a Yasiin Bey).
Home to such tech intensive conglomerates as Samsung and LG, the capital of South Korea has the most plausible claim to the title of the world's most hi-tech city, despite the haphazardness of the unprecedented rapid development following its near-total destruction in the Korean War.
Where once a title challenge seemed plausible, now even a spot in next season's Europa League is starting to look like it might slip away.
Given that, and given the fact that Romney was the sole stockholder in the firm, it's plausible that he kept his titles at Bain even if he wasn't actually doing anything there until it was clear that he wouldn't be returning to it.
This may be a reference to the same Lisa del Giocondo, but the title has a perfectly plausible existence without her.
Neither claim is plausible.
