Sentence examples for fairly implausible from inspiring English sources
It is fairly implausible, I think it is fair to say.
The gallery, which has been closed for 18 months, will, I'm assured, be completed by the time of the grand opening, in just over a fortnight's time, but at the moment that idea sounds like a fairly implausible piece of conceptualism.
And if her dozing husband did ruin my fairly implausible theory that she and Roper were Le Carre's answer to the Macbeths, it was a nice touch that he was reading Robert Harris's Fatherland: not a bad thriller writer, sure, but he's got nothing on the master.
I mean those are fairly implausible ideas to begin with, but they're dramatic".
This is pretty implausible.
And Mr. Schaeffer's pluck and resourcefulness as a director, as well as his manic, vulnerable onscreen presence, camouflaged the fact that the movie was, at bottom, a fairly conventional (that is, a wildly implausible) romantic comedy.
In 2004, a pair of late polls showed George W. Bush just ahead of John Kerry in Hawaii — an implausible-seeming result given that the national race was fairly close and that Hawaii is ordinarily very Democratic-leaning.
Since U and O are both back vowels, there is no reason for the U to be fronted... "To put it another way, Bruno - without the dots - is a fairly common German name, whereas Brüno - with the dots - is a made-up, and slightly implausible name - a bit like spelling Gordon with a U".
But it is, all the same, a fairly pointed response to the sorry state of romantic comedy in Hollywood, which runs the gamut from gauzily implausible fantasy to blatant and fatuous dishonesty, with an occasional detour into raunchy humor.
