Sentence examples for seem as plausible from inspiring English sources

For Walsh, an immoral moralist, guilt and sex seem as plausible reasons as any.

But most of the other slights, indignities and just plain idiocies besetting the black performers rehearsing an anti-lynching play in Alice Childress's 1955 backstage comedy-drama, "Trouble in Mind," seem as plausible in today's world as they were back when the play opened Off Broadway.

At first glance, the allegations seem as plausible as they are enticing.

Perhaps because no other motivation seems as plausible to an audience as a reason to kill oneself.

The idea of Dumont turning joker seems as plausible as Béla Tarr signing up to direct the next Fast and Furious.

This seemed as plausible as any other theory of the moment, although the last few days in Iowa had left me somewhat dubious.

In a scene that seemed as plausible and as horrifying as Louis's worst dreams, the birds descended on Gideon and hooked the prongs of their talons into his skin; perhaps a dozen of them lifted him into the sky.

For tibia Pb concentrations of approximately 15 μg/g, a slope of approximately 0.025 μg/g per μg-years/dL seems equally plausible as the slope calculated by Hu et al. (2007).

In light of the observed current low GDP levels of these countries, this seems as a plausible range for GDP scenario assumptions.

It seems just as plausible a reason.

But it seems just as plausible now to regard him, in Shakespearean terms, as a comic figure, who endures all manner of slips and humiliations to remain alive and standing, smiling, on stage at journey's end.