Sentence examples for plausible to take from inspiring English sources

Having taken on the world, O'Hair believed it was perfectly plausible to take on space.

While there is likely to be a proliferation of conspiracy theories about Benedict XVI's resignation, it is altogether plausible to take the Pope's words at face value — to believe that the Pope is making a clear-eyed decision based on a desire to spare the Church, and himself, the full cost of what may be a long, slow decline toward death.

It is far more plausible to take the remark as saying it would have been better for Judas had he died in his mother's womb.

He points out that it is plausible to take a particular sunburn as identical to a certain state of the body, even if the very same bodily state could have been caused by something other than exposure to sunlight, and so would not have been a sunburn.

Furthermore, it seems plausible to take one further step ahead and consider a broader model of social disorders in psychiatry.

Thus it is not plausible to take the presence of few similar gene sets on three or four human chromosomes as evidence that the chromosomes are related by large duplication.

But Lindsay's examination found a plausible reason to take him off the active roster.

There is simply no plausible way to take this sort of mathematical theorizing about the infinite to be about the physical world.

And if people in the "real economy" panic, the financial markets might follow suit.Corporate bonds are one plausible candidate to take a hit.

There is simply no plausible way to take this theory to be about physical stuff.

In an instance Huawei provided a plausible reason to take U.S. warnings at less than face value.