Sentence examples for plausibly argued from inspiring English sources

Over his 80-year-life he embarked upon one plausibly argued scheme after the other, none of which worked out.

Further, it could certainly never be plausibly argued that members of Congress did not understand the administration's intentions in Iraq.

Mr. Gioia has plausibly argued that Shakespeare, while un-American, still provided the soil from which American theater grew.

It can also be plausibly argued that theatre is a more metaphorical or poetic medium than journalism.

About all Prokofiev's "War and Peace" and Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte" have in common, it might be plausibly argued, is that both play in two long acts.

It is also plausibly argued that the government has tried hard to set as high a threshold as possible before the new laws apply.

Democrats can quite plausibly argue that there's a better response.

And, as Murphy plausibly argues, the shootings were instrumental in wide-ranging reforms of British policing.

But we were trying to figure out what could one plausibly argue for".

They plausibly argue that it makes better sense theoretically and empirically.

ReprintsBoth countries can plausibly argue that their debt loads are sustainable.