Sentence examples for feels improbable that from inspiring English sources

Instinctively it feels improbable that a ball-carrier could play within six days of undergoing surgery to repair a broken metacarpal, although the injury was at least to his weaker left hand.

She visits Paul in the small Belgian town near the front where he is serving — one of the novel's few sequences that feels improbable and forced — and the two promptly start squabbling about the proper role of art in wartime.

That feels improbable.

The connection feels improbable — as though there were a Falstaff Ale that really dates to Shakespeare's Stratford — but also apt.

For the past year or two, it always felt improbable, the possibility of Mayweather against Pacquiao.

And it means it, however improbable that may sound.

I asked to be put on a wait list, however improbable that may be.

Would my grandad?'" Bill, I suggest, feels like that increasingly rare thing, a "family comedy", packed as it is with cheeky quips, enjoyable grotesques and countless historical liberties, all tied up in a merrily improbable plot.

By the time the deal was done, after a summer of vaunted arrivals and improbable returns, Chelsea's deadline-day signing of David Luiz didn't feel like that big a deal.

Later, when the scandal of Lydia's elopement breaks, and Darcy gauntly takes his leave of Elizabeth in the inn near Pemberley, Austen writes, "Elizabeth felt how improbable it was that they should ever see each other again on such terms of cordiality as had marked their several meetings in Derbyshire".

He felt the improbable weight of her eyelash with his own; he kissed the slight, rose-coloured trench that remained from her knicker elastic, running around her belly like the equator line circling the world".