Sentence examples for plausible to hold from inspiring English sources

It is plausible to hold that unity of cognition is required for unity of focal attention.

(Indeed, it is plausible to hold that only in confusion could I seem to be seeing exactly that many speckles).

First, it is not plausible to hold that the merits are relevant to a judicial decision only when the sources make it so.

It is plausible to hold that the normative standards that apply to the political role of religious reasons are context sensitive.

As we have seen, it may be plausible to hold that each right is "absolute" only within an elaborately gerrymandered area.

Generalizing from thoughts such as these, it is plausible to hold that God is subject to moral assessment — including the assessment 'perfectly good' — only if God acts freely.

It is plausible, however, to hold that Boethius wished, whilst acknowledging the value of philosophy to which he had devoted his life, and for which he presented himself as being about to die to point its limitations: limitations which Philosophy herself, who is keen to emphasize that she is not divine, accepts.

It seems plausible to many to hold that they must be similarly grounded in some appropriate moral authority, and the only plausible candidate to fulfill this role is God.

Adultery and homosexuality may be controversial themes for mainstream Indian cinema, but the unwillingness to invest in authentic scripts that can elicit plausible performances will continue to hold Bollywood back for a while to come.

America needs a plausible center-right opposition party to hold Obama's feet to the fire, not just a collection of Tea Party cranks.

At some point down the road towards the red light of 2 Degrees Centigrade, however, it is entirely plausible, even predictable, that continuing to hold equities in fossil fuel companies will be ruled negligence.