Sentence examples for are implausible from inspiring English sources

Claims that these actions violate the second amendment are implausible.

If the assumptions are implausible, then so is the projection.

Yet its scary estimates of numbers and costs, almost all academics agree, are implausible.

The plots of Dickens's big "condition of England" novels are implausible in the same way.

But predictions that Nigeria is about to fall apart are implausible.

Portugal's budget is still too harsh; Spain's targets are implausible (see article) and the ECB should loosen more.

Its minor characters, especially the robotic Mr. White, who talks like an Eddie Murphy imitation of Richard Nixon, are implausible.

It is refreshing that this story does not simply unravel into miserablism, but the film's weird narrative leaps are implausible and jarring.

Turner's would-be Claude-style landscapes, complete with golden sky, contrast with Claude's views that are implausible in their light effects, however ravishing these may be.

But when you argue that a novelist's characters are implausible or that his sentences are inelegant, there's no disguising the rebuke to his artistry.

"The police may well be acting unlawfully in storing data past their agreed two-year period, the proposals to extend to seven years are implausible against this background.