Sentence examples for supposedly plausible from inspiring English sources
Equally disappointing is the array of character types, all intended as suspects, all with their supposedly plausible backgrounds and reasons for murder, whose various interactions are intended solely to keep the reader guessing and moving somehow towards the allegedly rotten heart of things.
Lodge cabled back, initially backing the false story disseminated by the generals, saying that their story was plausible because of the supposedly loaded pistol being left on the floor of the vehicle.
The film is supposedly what has been recovered afterwards: a plausible tale of how the bossy, gung-ho Heather bullies the two increasingly resentful slackers into a hostile forest wilderness, and then gets them all terrifyingly lost.
There's a belief by the shooters – and a wider acceptance – that, because the people that they supposedly feared were black, that their fear is plausible … even reasonable.
He was supposedly selling calls and buying puts, such nuances making plausible his claim to be beating the market while suffering very little volatility.
In other words, despite repeatedly insisting that entitlements must be reined in, the GOP's response to a plausible effort to do so was to pillory Democrats for supposedly attacking seniors.
Therefore, it is plausible that multimerization of VTNC creates a binding site for Cyr61 that supposedly anchors the protein to the matrix.
Virginia (among other supposedly "red" states) has been slipping toward the Democratic side of the ledger, and one can make a plausible argument - Krugman does - that racial prejudice has weakened in the general population.
