Sentence examples for are implausible in from inspiring English sources
The plots of Dickens's big "condition of England" novels are implausible in the same way.
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.
However, such top-down effects are implausible in the context of the present paradigm design, since the repeated 'ba-bi-bu-be' standard syllable used here is not word-like, and rapidly becomes familiar to all participants in the course of the study.
Clearly these scenarios are implausible in reality but can illustrate the relative contributions of demography and relative cost structure as spending determinants.
The Liberal Democrat leader said Mr Farage's assertion that he was leading an army of "insurgents" was implausible in view of the strong current of Euroscepticism that existed in the Conservative Party and in the media.
He hasn't been specific on some cuts, and he's got a tax-cutting agenda that is implausible in a country with an aging population and huge deficits already.
The deputy prime minister issued a rallying call to pro-Europeans and said Farage's assertion that he was leading an army of "insurgents" was implausible in view of the strong current of Euroscepticism in the Tory party and in the media.
Writing for the Guardian, the Lib Dem leader and deputy prime minister issued a rallying call to pro-Europeans and said that Nigel Farage's assertion that he was leading an army of "insurgents" was implausible in view of the strong current of Euroscepticism that existed in the Conservative party and in the media.
But such an explanation will be implausible in cases in which we are mistaken about our desires.
It has been argued that that assumption is implausible in some cases of Kripkean a posteriori necessities (Soames 2005, 96 105).
It is worth pointing out that there are, plausibly, at least some future persons whose existence and identity is altogether independent of our actions (although this claim may be implausible in the case of public policy choices).
