Sentence examples for faintly implausible from inspiring English sources
Which sounds, well, if not hopelessly ambitious, faintly implausible.
Here's Peter Bradshaw's view: After the glossy and faintly implausible Oscar-bait picture, The Descendants, director Alexander Payne has returned to a more natural and personal movie language for his new film in the Cannes competition.
The family members range across the midcentury political spectrum (C.I.A. agent, Vietnam casualty, Berkeley Communist) and encounter historical icons with faintly implausible frequency: one has a love affair with the Beat writer Neal Cassady, another notices Dr. Spock walking beside her at a protest.
The only road users who should be allowed to use dipped headlights in daytime are motorcyclists!" A similar, if faintly implausible, fear of being dazzled cropped up in a large number of complaints about drivers who leave on their indicators or keep their foot on the brake pedal at traffic lights.
Meadows perpetuates a lazy and faintly repellent stereotype, and the resulting performance is, inevitably, implausible and sometimes embarrassing.
It's an implausible idea and one that leaves a faintly unpleasant taste in the mouth, a taste that's made worse by the casting of Cox herself.
Lane looked faintly interrupted.
Prof. Richard Dawkins smiles faintly.
Barnes looks faintly harassed.
