Sentence examples for essentially improbable from inspiring English sources
In addition, unlike some of Gilbert's more fantastical early plots, "Aside from the ending, nothing essentially improbable happens".
Brilliant as this scene is, it reminds us that Aunt Dan herself is essentially a literary creation: an improbable mix of academic star, bisexual spellbinder, Kissinger advocate and gangsters' moll.
The termination of Improbable's Unity license essentially cut them off from a huge portion of indie developers who build their stuff on Unity.
Essentially, the research accurately demonstrated that the more improbable a non-word sounds, the funnier it is likely to be.
Prior to 0900 and after 1600 h essentially no previtamin D3 is produced, thus it is highly improbable that any animal with pigmented skin would have the ability to synthesize previtamin D3 outside this range.
Mr. Hoffman's Oscar-winning performance is essentially a series of mechanical gestures, relieved by a sentimental and improbable "awakening" to the pleasures of the flesh, while Mr. Cruise has to carry the emotional trajectory of the film.
Announced by Improbable CEO Herman Narula at the Slush event in Helsinski, Spatial OS is essentially an operating system for developing advanced and large scale data simulations.
In his new book, "The Man Who Thought Like a Ship," Loren Steffy chronicles this improbable transformation and rise to the top of a field that his father essentially created.
However, motility of the viral genome is improbable, as earlier studies have indicated that exogenous DNA in the cell nucleus is essentially immobile [68].
It's an interesting move for Improbable to team up with Google for the alpha launch of SpatialOS: It means that, essentially, we do not have a lot of transparency on how SpatialOS may be priced down the line.
