Sentence examples for Somewhat implausible from inspiring English sources

And also, in the end, somewhat implausible.

The somewhat implausible answer from Mr. McDonnell and Mr. Sledd is that they anticipate no conflict of interest.

The first presents a somewhat implausible way to embrace change; the second imagines a downright fantastical way to avoid it.

The story may be sentimental and somewhat implausible at times, but it is by all odds the outstanding one in which this clever actress has appeared.

(Brantley) ★ 'The Revisionist' As a Polish Holocaust survivor in Jesse Eisenberg's somewhat implausible new play, Vanessa Redgrave reminds us why she's considered the greatest actress of her generation.

"It seems somewhat implausible," he said, that the government's witness saw the event and was "right about one and mistaken about the other".

All are keen to establish their credentials in a notably overcrowded market, and Angus Reid, in particular, has been advertising some newfangled online sampling process, whose last set of results gave the Conservatives a somewhat implausible-sounding lead of 13 per cent.

This is pretty implausible.

We might also consider it as somewhat epistemically implausible to assume that everybody's belief in a self is arrived at by a process of drawing inferences from a set of clues.

Meanwhile, as activists like the Eckerts make their move in Oregon, federal change is looking at least somewhat less implausible than it once did.

In contrast, to address salient risks, the Board may only modify a small number of variables in the scenario and, as such, their future paths in the scenario would be somewhat more atypical, albeit not implausible, given existing risks.