Sentence examples for How implausible from inspiring English sources
Hucksterism — no matter how implausible the claim — lives on.
Tacitly acknowledging how implausible this version will seem, she shrugs.
"He got up and made a speech about how implausible the story was.
"It's about a girl who becomes haunted by the spirit of an old lady," says Skinner, laughing at how implausible it sounds.
Lost in the maelstrom over the AHCA's failure was just how implausible and downright sadistic the Freedom Caucus's vision of healthcare was.
Politics is cyclical; people who are down tend to rise up, and Americans tend to embrace comeback stories, no matter how implausible.
"I read a bunch of them, and I thought to myself, how very implausible!
As a straight procedural, this might have worked if Egoyan did not try the audience's patience and insult their intelligence with how utterly implausible his drama is.
It tells us something about Kelly herself and the scope of her ambition; it tells us quite a lot more about the parlous state of American television; and it also offers clues to how the implausible candidacy of Trump has come to be.
But one is still assuming, in effect, that most of the detailed information about the evils found in the world is completely irrelevant to the argument from evil, and a little reflection brings out how very implausible this assumption is.
Zorzi, the former political reporter, rejected this as implausible: how would the Democratic mayor of Baltimore get trailers from the Bush Administration?
