Sentence examples for render it plausible from inspiring English sources

These two considerations taken together render it plausible that in general torture has as a purpose to break the victim's will.

JUST ANYBODY This new melodrama by Jacques Doillon turns on a French romantic acte gratuit, a mad emotional commitment intricately rationalized, but the director's intensely disciplined approach to his subject — and to his actors — renders it plausible and moving, sternly classical and resolutely modern.

This is precisely the reading of this principle that renders it plausible.

Its central thesis, that the abolition of slavery was "Darwin's sacred cause," the driving force that made him develop his evolutionary theory, is not obvious immediately, but a patient reading of the authors' narrative, renders it more plausible.

Finish your movie, and render it.

This will render it totally useless.

There's a similarly unanchored toe in Wiley's "Judith and Holofernes," but the isolation of the murderous figure in that painting makes it plausible that she has been rendered in one gorgeous dimension, made an icon.

"Is it plausible?

Is it plausible in reality?

But he called it plausible.

Lawyers call it "plausible deniability".