[Answer C] No. [Answer D] It sounds probable.
(Lars: "Sure, that sounds probable. If I don't remember anything beyond that, we should leave it at that").
In my eyes, Mr. Wolf scores in this disagreement as the plot of the questioned Law and Order episode sounds probable and many Americans share opinions expressed in the conversation that upset Mr. O'Reilly so much.
Since reasoning which went beyond the probable was virtually unattainable in many moral contexts, an agent satisfied her or his epistemic duties by relying on sound probable reasoning, thus acquiring a subjective certainty of having done all that could be expected of an agent to avoid sin (Gardeil 1911; Schüssler 2003, 50).
"This sounds highly probable".
As for the drugs, drink, journalists and Nigel Kennedy allegation – "This sounds highly probable.
A rights issue sounds highly probable because all the key financial measures are going in the wrong direction at the rate of knots.
In her responses, which took off on Twitter, she replied: "Although I do not remember the specific incident, this sounds highly probable.
Her response will probably be studied by students of political spin for years to come: "Although I do not remember the specific incident," the MP wrote in a press release, after reprinting the allegations in full, "this sounds highly probable".
"Although I do not remember the specific incident," she writes, "this sounds highly probable … I am not a very good dancer and must apologise to any and all journalists who were forced to watch me dance that night at Ronnie Scott's".
When presented with evidence she had, while working at EMI in the 1990s, taken drugs with Nigel Kennedy at Ronnie Scott's in Birmingham, and danced while drunk in front of journalists, she replied: "Although I do not remember the specific incident, this sounds highly probable.
