Sentence examples for surely plausible from inspiring English sources
After all, it is surely plausible that our conviction that murder or torture is always wrong has more authority than any conviction that we should always maximise the greatest happiness of the greatest number or always maximise preference satisfaction.
It is surely plausible that, in the course of examining these two pictures, one will have enjoyed a conscious visual experience of the respect in which they differ e.g. of the offending spot.
Suppose (as is surely plausible) that an actually existing oak tree could have been different in some respects from the way that it is; suppose also that, even if it has some essential properties (perhaps it is essentially an oak tree, for example), it has no non-trivial individual essence consisting in some set of its intrinsic properties.
Given the size of the 8p23- inv, it is surely plausible that double cross-over events may have occurred within inversion heterozygotes.
With much of the machinery involved in ribosome biogenesis (Bharat et al., 2006; Schaefer et al., 2006) and translation (Anger et al., 2013) conserved among bacteria and eukaryotes, the maintenance of IF2/eIF5B function in ribosome biogenesis through evolution is surely plausible.
Laetitia works fine as a broad Dickensian grotesque – but she's surely not plausible in terms of any known reality, even of the Tory 1980s?
You could surely produce a plausible one.
Surely a more plausible conception of God couldn't hurt.
The first of the three is intentionalistic, and, says the intentionalist, surely this is plausible: an artist can hardly be blamed for failing to do what he had no intention of doing.
A Bush administration with Richard Cheney as vice-president (see article) and perhaps Colin Powell as secretary of state would be a force to be reckoned with abroad.Take these policies, add Mr Bush's long record of working together with the Democrats in Texas and his Reaganesque record of picking good advisers, and he surely has a plausible candidacy.
