Sentence examples for about the implausible from inspiring English sources

Pity about the implausible and contrived ending - the rest is terrific.

Moaba: Skip It "Crisis" raises some important questions, although none about the implausible mass-kidnapping plot at the show's center.

She is also very good on the relationship between Montaigne's scepticism and his apparent credulity about some of the implausible tales in Pliny and Plutarch.

She also chose not to deploy some of the implausible lines about Corbyn she has used previously (like the false claim that he would raise income tax to 25p in the pound).

Yet the implausibles pile up.

"He got up and made a speech about how implausible the story was.

The "prophecies" Bradford rails against are statements made with "great certainty" about the "unknowable or implausible".

Sir David Attenborough's Radio 4 series on the theory that human ancestors descended from the trees via an aquatic evolutionary phase has been dismissed as based on wishful thinking about an implausible theory by the anatomist and broadcaster Prof Alice Roberts.

There was something implausible about the result.

There is something implausible about the optics of it, if nothing else.

Totting up the number of chances they created, there was something implausible about the ordeal.