Sentence examples for almost implausible that from inspiring English sources
It seems almost implausible that such a misstep could send Stewart to prison and lead her company to ruin — and that this happened with the help of the best and most loyal people that money could buy.
In the age of gay marriage, it can seem almost implausible that designers like Christian Dior, Bill Blass, Halston and countless others spent their professional lives in the closet, or that homophobia was rampant in a field where stereotypes have long held that many creative types were gay.
Yet, on this day, we are talking about another team, another man's ego and achievements, and I Believe in Miracles, the film charting the almost implausible journey that finished with unfashionable, unheralded Nottingham Forest winning the European Cup, twice.
A victory against Belgium on Wednesday night will be required but, on current evidence, that seems almost implausible.
The ball arced past David de Gea with an almost implausible amount of curl and, at that stage, the 68th minute, it looked like being an extraordinary way to settle an ordinary match and put West Ham into the semi-finals.
The fourth in particular, an overhead volley from an almost implausible angle and distance, was the kind of rare brilliance that could be associated with only an elite band of footballers.
There seems point in holding that, on this approach, truth is held to be both intrinsic to propositions, and primitive.[27] Intrinsicism is not a popular position these days: Candlish describes it as "so implausible that almost no one else [apart from Russell, in 1903 4] has been able to take it seriously" (1999b: 208); but it may be an idea whose time has come.
"It wasn't implausible that we could make money, too".
Since it is implausible that anyone has a right to existence as such, it is implausible that future persons have rights to existence.
