Sentence examples for plausibly cited from inspiring English sources
Color-chart paintings by Gerhard Richter — one phase in the great German's philosophical and spectacular excavation of the medium — are often plausibly cited as precedents for Hirst's spots.
Most of the songs are played on acoustic instruments, which accounts for the album's relaxed pace and airy sound; the press release plausibly cites soft rock like the Eagles and the Mamas and the Papas as inspirations.
More plausibly, he cited dismal growth, rising unemployment and global turmoil as arguments against the government's austerity programme, urging a much slower pace of deficit reduction.
For example, your belief that human trafficking is wrong is plausibly best explained by citing your reasons for holding it: you believe it's wrong for the reasons you give, such as the fact that it causes tremendous suffering and deprivation, violates the basic dignity and rights of its victims, and so on.
He cited confidential sources.
Mr. Reiser cited Larry David.
(He cited Malcolm Gladwell).
A spokesman cited Icarus.
