Sentence examples for Equally implausible from inspiring English sources

Equally implausible and with almost as little regard for motive, James McCreet's splendid debut novel owes much to Charles Dickens's melodramatic style and subject matter.

They are equally implausible.

This is equally implausible.

"I find equally implausible the Labour critique that the BBC is too rightwing.

Much of the advice offered by travel watchers tends toward two equally implausible extremes: avoidance (stay home) and acceptance (be patient).

If "The Challenge" offers a good account of the making of an implausible warrior jihadi, it provides an excellent account of the making of equally implausible warrior lawyers.

This strikes me as implausible.

Otherwise, it is considered as implausible.

This has generally been seen as implausible.

Daniel Feldman, the American Special Representative, found Ghani's ideas equally inspiring and implausible: "We'd walk out of meetings and say, 'I'm not sure what country he's talking about.

A second Sturgeon adviser was equally dismissive, saying it was implausible for Sturgeon to support or prefer a Tory government.