Sentence examples for remarkably plausible from inspiring English sources
Eva Ibbotson's magic is more whimsical and eccentric than Rowling's but, like Rowling, she makes the impossible remarkably plausible and very entertaining.
Remarkably, two plausible methods of finding longitude had, finally, come to fruition at almost exactly the same time: 1757: Mayer sent his theory of the Moon's motion to the Board of Longitude.
Remarkably, the most plausible evidence that any animals can use the mental rotation strategy, and thus probably experience imagery, comes from work with sea lions (Mauck & Dehnhardt, 1997; Stich et al., 2003).
That certain persons in 1980 took Ballard's text and dropped it upon unsuspecting delegates at the 1980 Republican convention remains remarkably unparalleled, for a more plausible incendiary device has never been so brilliantly set off.
Finally, we have introduced a robustness analysis that shows that the proposed regulatory network is remarkably stable with respect to stochastic, yet biologically plausible, parameter variation and noisy perturbations of production rates.
Remarkably, the hypothesis developed here predicts all these traits as strikingly plausible consequences of a cell within a cell.
The ionic liquid comprising the perchlorate ion has shown remarkably better activity than those which contain other anions and accordingly a plausible mechanism for the catalytic activity is arrived.
David Pisman-Jennings is the later Moses and Chris Merritt an eloquently plausible Aron, while the playing of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra is both stunningly accurate and remarkably beautiful.
The United States is, I think, a remarkably resilient economy still...But we need to be cognizant that the market is torn between two quite plausible scenarios.
