Sentence examples for seems very plausible from inspiring English sources
But for those who specialise in factitious disorder, the idea seems very plausible.
It all seems very plausible.
It seems very plausible that these types of adsorbents may find wide commercial application in wastewater treatment in the near future.
Therefore, the link of cilia to more common disorders seems very plausible and will be followed-up over the next years.
The idea "seems very plausible," adds William Paul, chief of immunology at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in Bethesda, Maryland.
He told the BBC that: "It certainly seems very plausible that playing video games for half a day a week may well actually structurally change the brain".
A BNP victory has come to seem very plausible indeed.
That a member of the Bush clan is such an Anglophone du'n't seem very plausible.
While the plot hums with activity, it relies on inexplicably withheld information, and its central mysteries never seem very plausible.
The spokeswoman for the French government, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, said Wednesday that "the N.S.A. director's denials do not seem very plausible".
If this is right, the claim that motion-as-seen can be constituted of judgements or convictions, no matter how deep-seated or instinctive these might be, does not seem very plausible.
