Sentence examples for an almost implausible proportion from inspiring English sources
An almost implausible proportion of its current Olympians — including Kenenisa Bekele, the men's triple gold medalist in distance running, and Tirunesh Didaba, the gold medalist in the women's 5,000- and 10,000-meter races in Beijing — are from the same rural highland town of Bekoji.
The second, swivelling on the spot, hooked his foot around the ball with an almost implausible expertise, thundered a volley towards goal.
They toyed with our nerves and in the worst moments, after Sweden had turned the game upside-down with two goals early in the second half to lead 2-1, they strayed dangerously close to an almost implausible ordeal.
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.
The days following our victory over Japan and the beginning of the American occupation were chaotic and historic and made up an almost implausible period.
He has now scored with his first shot in the Europa League, the Premier League and at international level, all within a prodigious and almost implausible 92-day period.
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.
The iPhone prototype story seemed almost implausible from the start: An Apple engineer who works for the most secretive company in the technology industry had managed to leave the next-generation iPhone in a Silicon Valley bar.
Self-defence It seems almost implausible, even now in October, to foresee a way in which QPR do not win automatic promotion from the Championship.
A victory against Belgium on Wednesday night will be required but, on current evidence, that seems almost implausible.
Mr. Carmellini's appetite for heartiness is hitched to an almost unerring sense of proportion.
