Sentence examples for the plausibly from inspiring English sources

In some sense, it doesn't matter, because the writer has made a third category of the reality, the plausibly hypothetical.

I've ridiculed the "plausibly live" euphemism that a former NBC Sports executive producer coined for tape delay.

This imperviousness often leaves women, people of color and other oppressed groups trying to pin down the plausibly deniable injustices that imbue their lives.

In 1973, Richard Popkin, an eminent philosopher and leading critic of the Warren commission, publicised the plausibly outrageous complaint that the three previous US presidential elections had been influenced by the assassin's bullet.

So that leaves the decisive third victory unaccounted for, which explains why McEnroe's stress level has shot up to match the elevation and thin air that pose yet another problem for the plausibly vulnerable American team.

The Streepified Thatcher may well become, like the letter-perfect Julia Child of "Julie & Julia" and the plausibly deniable Anna Wintour of "The Devil Wears Prada," a more vivid and accessible version of the real thing.

The fewer human interventions between coding geek and desktop horror, the more plausibly the company can deny responsibility.

Since evolvability is defined as the potential phenotypic variation of the motif upon mutation, the link plausibly explains the abundance pattern.

Furthermore, we have shown here that acute hyperglycemia did not influence autophagy, but increased nitrative stress in the heart plausibly through the activation of the AKT-mTOR pathway.

The angels grip the throne plausibly and have weight; the throne exists like a mix of cradle and altar.

The film plausibly depicts the bond that developed between Connolly and Bulger as predicated on neighborhood loyalty.