Sentence examples for question of plausibility from inspiring English sources

"So?" "So maybe — maybe — there's a question of plausibility".

He preferred to muse on the question of plausibility.

A question of plausibility hovers over the whole enterprise: why do Halter and Martin take matters into their own hands?

And this question of plausibility is crucial, because readers are likely to feel that if they can't trust the poetry, they're less willing to trust the story.

Questions of plausibility arise.

Questions of plausibility are bound to occur.

The question of the plausibility of a claim arises, apparently, only in contexts in which one is seeking to adduce an explanatory hypothesis for some actual fact that is surprising.

If supervenience and Anomalous Monism are indeed inconsistent, and the former is rejected, the question of the plausibility of a materialist position with no discernible relation between mental and physical properties arises (see the supplement on Supervenience and the Explanatory Primacy of the Physical).

To rigorously address the question of biological plausibility, one needs to follow a method similar to what we propose.

If formaldehyde is hematotoxic in humans, this toxicity would likely be via a mechanism not feasible in rodents, rhesus monkeys, or beagle dogs, since formaldehyde exposure does not cause hematotoxicity in these animals, therefore bringing into the question of biological plausibility of formaldehyde-induced hematotoxicity in humans.

Given that the film is fiction, doesn't it still raise questions of dramatic plausibility?