Sentence examples for apparently implausible from inspiring English sources

And emerging accounts of the closed-door hearing at Hefei intermediate people's court include apparently implausible claims and contradictions.

Still others have taken the proof to be fallacious, since it collapses an apparently moderate brand of anti-realism into an obviously implausible and naive idealism.

"That's obviously totally implausible.

But the behaviors and conditions that were apparently contagious were entirely implausible: they included acne, height and headaches.

The press believed that the public's legitimate interest in the story was insatiable, and that belief required it to sustain that interest by following every possible development or turn, however implausible or apparently defamatory.

Harold Bloom surveyed the activities of Ernest Hemingway, from his many marriages and numerous stints as a war correspondent to his big-game hunting and fishing, and noted that they constituted "an absurdly implausible life, apparently lived in imitation of Hemingway's own fiction".

In his statement to the Guardian, Burgum called the account given by the fireman and apparently supported by the IPCC investigation "implausible in the extreme".

Eternalism too, prima facie, would seem to have trouble accounting for the asymmetries built into possibilism, while also apparently bearing the burden of an implausible denial of passage.

And (Speaks 2010) argues that the 2D approach will wind up committed to implausible types of apriori knowledge, including the apriority of apparently contingent facts.

The group's responses were guarded, as they were apparently worried for the safety of their members, but their claims weren't totally implausible.

Von Neumann apparently thought that the HV proponent is committed to this explanation, but this seems an implausible restriction.