Sentence examples for seems plausible that from inspiring English sources

It seems plausible that he could become the longest-serving justice of all time.

So in theory, it seems plausible that they would be more hip-driven.

It seems plausible that these things might "set the American temper" (Whyte's phrase, echoed by Pink).

But it seems plausible that Obama could have time for one more big policy change.

So it seems plausible that a person's past may play a role.

Now it seems plausible that the next one might even quite soon, if the coalition cracks.

(It seems plausible that Mary Jane and Will McAvoy could meet — get on the case, fan-fiction writers).

It seems plausible that Huntley's version of that Sunday evening was a relic of the truth he would not tell.

Overall, it seems plausible that migration costs to Sweden are not systematically related to skills.

It seems plausible that evolution could have honed our brains to work in this manner.

It seems plausible that this tensile strain, or ratchetting strain, may be responsible for material separation leading to crack growth.