Sentence examples for plausible to judge from inspiring English sources

But since its truth is the result of luck, it is exceedingly plausible to judge that Henry's belief is not an instance of knowledge.

It is plausible to judge that if the king imposes unjustified restrictions on people's opportunities to interact with each other on mutually agreeable terms, that in itself counts as violation of the ideal of careers open to talents or equal opportunity in the formal sense.

A sensitivity analysis is based on the modification of the basic clinical and economic estimates of input variables over a plausible range of values to judge the effect on study results of alternative assumptions for the range of potential values for uncertain variables.

You don't have to subscribe to every element of Lind's critique to judge it a shrewd and plausible indictment of the drift of policy since the cold war.

For this reason, we implemented numerical simulations and compared the results with the distribution of impact craters to judge which initial conditions are most plausible for reproducing the existing distribution of impact craters.

But she has continued to judge harshly the intentions of state governments and courts despite their plausible explanations.

But how to judge?

To judge was to dominate.

It is hard to judge.

The square answer is nobody has a clue (though to judge by the variety of donor-project proposals that cite the phenomenon there would seem to be an overabundance of plausible answers).

It's plausible, in fact, that the standards we appeal to in support of comparative judgments within a genre (complexity, subtlety, depth, authenticity and so on) could just as well be used to judge one genre, overall, better than another.