Sentence examples for plausibly question from inspiring English sources

One might plausibly question whether Carneades' resistance to (straightforward Stoic) assent was the 'heroic' defense of rationality against opinion and error Clitomachus took it to be (Cicero Ac. 2.108).

Second, the proposal that a singular belief is justified merely in virtue of being a member of a justified totality can be questioned because, plausibly, a belief can be a member of a sufficiently coherent system without in any way adding to the coherence of that system.

For quite plausibly, the moral facts in question will be explained by some necessary fact.

The complete list of reciprocal best hits can be found in Additional file 1 on the sheet 'final RBH.' There were generally several RBH, and from these we selected a candidate C. thermocellum gene that could plausibly perform the function in question.

This invites certain questions: These doctrines plausibly break with an Enlightenment assumption that thought and meaning are in principle autonomous of whatever material, perceptible expressions they may happen to receive.

The issue, he said, was whether "the city has plausibly alleged that the properties in question would not have become vacant but for the allegedly improper loans made by Wells Fargo".

Even if a particular set of accusations might be solely in the civil context -- because, for example, the criminal statute of limitations in the relevant jurisdiction has run out--he could plausibly argue that his answers to questions about those accusations could be used against him in a criminal prosecution based on other accusations.

The question is: could the EU plausibly apply for it?

But results in the early contests were disappointing, friends said even before the South Carolina primary, and Mr. Edwards began grappling with the question of how long he could plausibly stay in the race.

The question now is whether they can plausibly give a nod and a wink against out on the street, while their leaders remain on the inside of the corridors of power.

This view is very subtle and the question of how platonists could most plausibly undermine it is tricky.