Sentence examples for It's implausible from inspiring English sources

"It's implausible because it implies that the economy was on death's door".

It's implausible, heartbreaking, and exactly right — a cinematic metaphor that resounds with emotional truth.

It's implausible, especially in a modern-dress staging, that the gals would not recognize the guys in their absurd disguises.

It's implausible, but also a fast-paced and readable thriller which manages obliquely to pack a strong and realistic message about the horrors of drugs.

"It's implausible that Halliburton only would give faulty cement to one operator, or that Transocean would fail to detect a faulty rig on only one operator's platform," Mr. Reilly said.

It's implausible that a few incidents, however spectacular, illustrate the bigger picture of religion and science in American public life.

It is implausible the Department's production constitutes the full extent of responsive documents in the Department's possession, custody, or control," the senators wrote.

It is implausible that every one of Rajaratnam's sophisticated investors were in the dark.

But it is implausible to hold that the South's system of racial segregation discriminated against whites.

It is implausible that VTE or its treatment could cause a second solid tumour to develop within a year or two.

It was implausible.