Sentence examples for an implausible notion from inspiring English sources

The situation is a study in the malleability of memory: an implausible notion, doubted at first, grows into a firmly held belief that reshapes one's autobiography and sense of identity.

Materialist philosophers, who hold that we are identical to our bodies, would deny that our bodies are distinct from ourselves, and even under the most dualistic views of human nature, our selves are sufficiently dependent upon our bodies to make ownership of the body by the self an implausible notion.

Last week, in a new brief filed in the case, Picard again mocked the "implausible" notion that "the Sterling Partners are unsophisticated investors who were duped by a trusted friend".

If you can choke down the implausible notion that the doughy Kevin James would last more than five seconds in a mixed martial arts ring, "Here Comes the Boom" is a moderately enjoyable, nontaxing sort of comedy.

They should also speak out against the wildly implausible notion of free will which is used to legitimise revenge (as opposed to appropriate sanctions and deterrence) in legal and political contexts.

In addition, he confuses my claim that the subhuman condition is thought of as unalterable with the very different — and quite implausible — notion that people never alter their ideas about the subhuman condition.

Ryle and in effect Wittgenstein toyed with the attractive but quite implausible notion that ostensible reports of immediate experience are not really reports but are 'avowals', as if my report that I have toothache is just a sophisticated sort of wince.

Any voter can see this, but Weiner, of course, cannot say this, so he relies upon the implausible notion that he is compelled to help New Yorkers, something he has done surprisingly little of in his relatively high profile career to justify his continuing campaign.

What an implausible, piquant proposition.

Not an implausible thing to say.

The caliphate is an implausible construct.