plausibility

From the beginning, plausibility was never the show's strong suit.

And then I can evaluate the plausibility of your story.

His mind had leaped at the plausibility of the situation.

This universal feeling, he said, is evidence for the plausibility of God.

But he had to admit the plausibility of the interpretation.

The First appeared to accept the plausibility of this response.

A single story can establish plausibility by example, but it cannot make a complete case.

That may be pushing the limits of plausibility a little too far.

And last week's decision will lend plausibility to that charge.

Physicians are divided over the plausibility of the story, however.

You'll not deny the plausibility of such an experiment, I hope.

No other English club can claim the same with any degree of plausibility.

There are a couple of points in the film at which plausibility is stretched, but forget them.

A wild speculation, yes; but not without some plausibility, he thought.

Indeed, it is that which gave plausibility to my plan."

You must see for yourself that the very plausibility of your story is against it."

It was a curious idea, but well within the realm of plausibility.

But the case for "just history" cannot rest on mere plausibility or force of argument.

They were troubled, obviously, by the ring of plausibility in my words.

It seemed to me that she always maintained hers with great plausibility.

This makes little rational sense, but it has a certain psychological plausibility.

A special incident gave plausibility to some of their bitter criticism.

I am somewhat less impressed by the plausibility of his prospect.

We've had to age them for plausibility and, with makeup, I might look young enough."

This premise increases the plausibility of their ability to influence the past.