Sentence examples for question plausible from inspiring English sources

She's teasing him, but there's a sadness in Lorimer Black's eyes that makes her question plausible.

The criticism of the External Theory makes Russell's constraint on an answer to the unity-question plausible.

As to the second question, the plausible excuses are few: she still thinks it was right; she thinks the operation was mismanaged; she clings to the hope that this vote and continued support for it will serve her well with conservatives in a general election; she believes it is a symbol of "strength".

To answer this kind of questions with plausible illustrations of alternative developments, further questions have to be accepted as well, first and foremost questions about what science can know about the past and what not.

So bread and butter is this stuff that I hope the report that Entwistle had ordered to be on his desk would have shown that each of those questions has plausible answers, though it is hard to imagine what these might be.

What has happened during the last two decades is that the marriage equality movement has patiently and methodically questioned every plausible objection raised by conservative opponents.

The question is how plausible it all is.

This is a central question, because all plausible moral views assign an important place to individual welfare or well-being.

Recent research calls into question this intuitively plausible premise and, indeed, indicates that intuition can be an unreliable guide to constructing successful prediction methods.

A plausible question to ask at this point is why the generalizations whether strict or ceteris paribus hold at the most basic level between physical properties, between mental properties, and between the two.

This decision raises no plausible question about EPA's authority to do so.