Sentence examples for plausibly described from inspiring English sources

Or maybe there won't be anything at all that can be plausibly described as a public option.

The Berlin Philharmonic, commonly and plausibly described as the greatest orchestra in the world, must now reach out to younger generations of Berliners.

Enron, which has been plausibly described as an investment bank or hedge fund with an energy business on the side, was not regulated in America.

As Amal Eldarat plausibly described it, her father and brother, both successful businessmen, were targeted because of the family's Libyan roots and their participation in aid efforts during and after the 2011 Arab Spring.

On Wednesday morning, the public victory lap for the tax bill was his: Ryan's entire career could be plausibly described as a twenty-year effort to engineer a law like this.

Le Figaro, which has a sure ear for the occasional Sarkozyian nuance, plausibly described some aides as saying his call was an essentially symbolic gesture meant to sharpen differences with the Socialist Party before the 2012 presidential elections.

He plausibly describes himself as "naive".

But, like all wartime propaganda, it is only effective if it plausibly describes reality.

Coming second in so many races this time means they can plausibly describe themselves as the opposition in those seats.

One archeologist at Must Farm told me that he and his colleagues sometimes joke about the contradictory narratives that could plausibly describe the former life there.

Now, the site's owners can plausibly describe themselves as both a social networking (see: MySpace) and a user-generated content play (see: YouTube), two of investors' favorite buzzwords.