"As anyone with a decent grasp of physics, biology, and materials science understands, Santa's advertised abilities are perfectly plausible," writes Mone.
"George Bush's assertions about the Iran-Contra scandal have seemed less and less plausible," wrote Sonenshine, who shared the byline with Jay Lamonica, another Nightline producer.
Gilbert "makes even the most ludicrous exchanges sound plausible," Adam Goodheart wrote here in 1998.
"Some of Woodward's judgments are shrewd and plausible," Michael Lind wrote in these pages in 1999.
Cold weather in Europe and North America had made "the concept of 'global warming' less plausible", he wrote.
"It does not require advanced market math to understand that returns like these are no longer remotely plausible," he wrote.
In a defence that makes the "dog ate my homework" excuse look plausible, Suárez wrote to Fifa's disciplinary panel saying the incident was an accident.
-- the Oliver Stone portrayal of President George W. Bush that opens on Friday -- is that its left-wing creator made a movie that is not so much operatic or hysterical as utterly plausible, Richard L. Berke writes.
Against all odds, the author makes the monstrous Arslan sympathetic and his conquest plausible, Gerald Jonas wrote in the Book Review: "Engh's performance is as perversely flawless as Arslan's".
