Sentence examples for appeared implausible from inspiring English sources

Wheare argued that although it appeared implausible it remained theoretically possible to repeal the act – thus parliament remained sovereign.

Part of the evidence appeared implausible and the court was "left with a sense of unease about the reliability of these admissions," Morgan said.

To a number of practicing historians, for instance, the account offered appeared implausible inasmuch as it overlooked the "irreducible particularity" of historical occurrences and because it postulated an unjustifiably high degree of reliance upon the presence of discernible uniformities in the sphere of human affairs.

This appears implausible.

The full "quotation" Taheri gives in his book, "Nest of Spies," follows; even on cursory examination it appears implausible that Khomeini would have said such a thing.

But many in the energy sector take the view that energy demand will continue to rise, and that the targets to phase out fossil fuels by 2050 appear implausible.

ROOMMATES: If you want to get along with your roommates, here are things you should never do -- never "confront them" about their behavior, never talk about your feelings if you're sober, never force them to live exactly like you and never sleep with anyone they are sleeping with (or intending to sleep with, even if the likelihood of that event appears implausible).

In Newtonian spacetime it may appear implausible, but it may fare better when we turn to Minkowski spacetime.

Ritz' position appears implausible if only because it implies gases composed of neutral particles will not tend to spread out.

If this general approach is correct, the claim that the categorial scheme can somehow be derived at least in part from form and matter appears implausible.

Technorati, he says, has had 9 million unique visitors over the last thirty days, up from 3.5 million two months ago (that's such a dramatic increase as to appear implausible).