Sentence examples for plausibly enough from inspiring English sources

The mechanics of trying to stay fed and sheltered are given plausibly enough.

At first the friends, plausibly enough, seem to have nothing to say.

Hutton believes, plausibly enough, that popular notions of fairness do make allowance for luck.

He speculates, plausibly enough, that seeing plots and cover-ups everywhere is a mixed-up cry of powerlessness and exclusion.

The great Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño liked to argue, plausibly enough, that poetry is a higher calling than fiction.

Like many a thug who bargains with the West, he can boast, plausibly enough, of his ability to "deliver" any deal he makes by suppressing internal opposition.

But the officers could find only three Kuwaitis who sounded plausibly dangerous enough, and even then, the administration's claims were rejected by the court.

I couldn't, post-election, muster a plausibly big enough piece of good news to warrant a Thanksgiving blog -- but then this morning one arrived.

I am involved with Climate Camp because we create space to investigate possibilities for structural change on the level that could plausibly reduce emissions enough to get us out of this crisis.

Quite plausibly, rates could rise enough to slow down the economy sufficiently without bringing on a calamity.

These scenes are shown onscreen, as are Picard's dreams, which Desplechin makes just strange enough but plausibly and essentially real.