Sentence examples for even less plausible from inspiring English sources
Ball is an even less plausible revolutionary.
Other bits of substantiation are even less plausible.
That looked optimistic when the forecast was made in November; it looks even less plausible now.
Jacob succeeded in wriggling out of Big Baby Belafonte, but that's an even less plausible byline.
A certain number of Republicans turned to Carson because the other candidates seemed even less plausible to them.
But this is what Bush tried and it failed; with Obama increasing U.S. investments and troop levels in the region, that strategy becomes even less plausible.
"That move, away from self-sufficiency, is even less politically plausible today than it was back then".
But that move made the policy even less susceptible to any plausible constitutional attack.
Her Presidency was less plausible, even in humor, than the political ascendance of a gas-station attendant.
What makes it even more audacious — if, perhaps, less plausible — is that it's directed against a government controlled by his fellow Democrats.
The various religions have their various (and often competing) views on these matters, and are entitled to put them; but they do not own them or even have particularly interesting, still less plausible or constructive, things to say about them - often rather far from it.
