Sentence examples for even implausible from inspiring English sources

A teenager now might find that a strange or even implausible idea.

From Hadrian's Wall to the Maginot Line to ballistic-missile defense, Emperors and Presidents have often preferred dramatic defensive innovations, even implausible ones, to incremental improvements.

In our previous paper [ 10], we examined how unsubstantiated and even implausible the causal links are that are claimed between changes in the measures of immune functioning used in these studies and progression and outcome of cancer.

Others said that a setup seemed even more implausible than the alleged events.

The appeals court characterized the allegations as "increasingly bizarre, sadistic and even logistically implausible".

But the revisions they are clutching at now would make a bad plot even more implausible.

That's even more implausible than Cary Grant as an Oregon lumberjack in To Catch a Thief some five years earlier.

It does not require a cynic to see that even an implausible escalation plan has the virtue of putting domestic political opponents back on their heels.

At the time, I wondered if this was the most unlikely place my friendship with Geoff would lead me, or if even more implausible jaunts lay ahead.

An even more implausible possibility is that each candidate could claim 269 electoral votes, throwing the verdict into the hands of Congress.

Think of the Puritans who tried to build Canaan in the forests of New England, an even more implausible location than sunny Orlando.