Sentence examples for unusually plausible from inspiring English sources
Then came Tom and Viv, an unusually plausible play about literary people, a tragedy on both sides of the Eliots' marital estrangement, with a really clever dramatic discussion of degrees, and indeed definitions, of madness.
Two unusually plausible points also stand out here: that neither the North nor the South can afford to lose Texas, and that the first president of a C.S.A. might well be Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia.
And only a year ago it seemed as if the Republicans had an unusually bountiful crop of plausible conventional Presidential candidates — Scott Walker, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, John Kasich, Chris Christie — and, in Paul Ryan's long, earnest "Path to Prosperity" budget document, a serious governing manifesto.
That would have meant ruling out a depressing array of other plausible causes, like unusually warm water (lobsters like the New England chill, and Long Island Sound is already the southern limit of their natural range), oxygen depletion, parasites and other pollutants.
The interaction of cations with E centroïd: Ec -defined as the electronic volume attached to the lone pair- of neighboring molecules is plausible in explaining unusually short distances between cations.
This unusually extensive interface provides a plausible explanation for the high-affinity binding between the two clock proteins and their insensitivity to mutational disruption.
Chris O'Dowd almost makes his unusually liberal, witty hangdog priest teacher plausible, and his rangey presence injects energy.
One of the most plausible is the lure of unusually high numbers of "bait fish" close to shore, a factor of warmer waters and more nutrients.
These observations make it indeed plausible that hybridization between divergent genomes has contributed to the unusually rapid rates of phenotypic evolution in haplochromine cichlids.
On the other hand, the unique lifestyles and ecological circumstances of bats makes plausible the idea that the coevolution of bats and their viruses produced unusually virulent viruses and a host antiviral response tuned to suppress them.
