Sentence examples for think it plausible from inspiring English sources

The nature of the threat may have changed from 100 years ago - we no longer think it plausible that we might be invaded by aliens - but the preoccupation with threats to our way of life has surfaced again, at exactly the same point in the century, and that's a fascinating insight into how we deal with being human.

José Mourinho and Arsène Wenger did mention Liverpool, but only fleetingly – and that is probably fair enough when nobody at Anfield seems to think it plausible either and, ultimately, we all know another distressing result for Brendan Rodgers at Stoke on Sunday would put the bloodhounds back on his scent.

Give a place that you were going to, to explain your being out, or, if you think it plausible, just say you were going for a walk.

"I thought it plausible that it was American evangelicals," said Mahmoud Ayoub, a professor of Islamic studies and comparative religion at Temple University.

Abigail Lerner Great Neck, N.Y., March 20 , 2008• To the Editor: If it's true that 30percentt of blacks in 1990 thought it plausible that the AIDS virus was a government plot to kill black people, then what is needed is for certain black churches to stop fanning the fires by creating these false beliefs or confirming them.

And even among those who accept it, there is little if any agreement about what generic criteria determine the form of an arbitrary sentence.[1] A remarkable fact about logical truth is that many have thought it plausible that the set of logical truths of certain rich formalized languages is characterizable in terms of concepts of standard mathematics.

"If you wanted to write a novel about this, nobody would ever think it was plausible," Ms. Mirvis put it.

Many people think it is plausible, even obvious, that ideas about race are systemically operating in our criminal justice system, somehow, perhaps below the level of conscious intent.

Rather, I think it is plausible that the appropriate real interest rate for the economy might be very low for years to come.

Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.

And I think it's plausible that had the bill passed on the 29th, much of the chaos that followed over the next couple of months could have been averted.