Sentence examples for plausibly presented from inspiring English sources

The case that Lincoln was gay, plausibly presented.

Three Faces of Fascism was important because it took fascist ideas seriously – something that had hardly been done before – and because it plausibly presented it as an extreme reaction to the rise of communism during and after the first world war.

He was perhaps the one remaining figure in American politics who could plausibly present himself as a hero in the classic sense—honored not only for his military record but also for his aura of remoteness.

Although it derides this as privatisation and the end of the state pension, it could plausibly present such a scheme as neither: any such system, after all, would be supervised, funded and guaranteed by the state.

He was perhaps the one remaining figure in American politics who could plausibly present himself as a hero in the classic sense — honored not only for his military record but also for his aura of remoteness.

Either way, his nomination is bound to be seen as a fluke: after a years-long conservative insurgency, Republicans somehow selected a candidate who can't plausibly present himself as one of the insurgents — most days, Romney campaigns as if the Tea Party doesn't exist.

For his part, Mr. Cameron sought to capitalize on voters' disillusionment with 13 years of a Labour government, saying that Labour had only itself to blame for the country's economic mess and could not plausibly present itself as a force for change when it had been in office for so long.

If the Democrats want to be seen as the party of the future, nominating a candidate who can plausibly present him or herself as less of a Washington insider, would be a good start.

Perry getting in just as Pawlenty is getting out means that a northern candidate, who could plausibly present himself as a moderate, has been replaced by a Texan candidate who if elected president would make us remember George W. Bush as the liberal former governor of Texas who became president.

Fatigue plausibly presents a negative cycle for parents; parents who feel tired may not sustain self-care behaviours; they then may become ill, which in turn may influence their ability to get enough sleep and rest as they deal with daily demands; resulting in more fatigue [ 2].

When the skin matrix was still compact, cleavage sites might be limited and the resulting peptides were plausibly present as bundles, in which cleavage site, especially glycine, could be hindered.