Sentence examples for genuinely implausible from inspiring English sources
Assuming this is all a P.R. strategy ignores the fact that people on the sidewalk find it genuinely implausible, to the point of offensive, that they could be the world's second-largest economy.
If the answer is 'nothing', then the view seems genuinely monist, but is probably implausible.
But, while billions of dollars await those who create the next genuinely transformational technology, this goal remains implausible for most companies.
"There are some very small elements of the Bahraini Shia who are loyal to Iran and it's not implausible that this is someone genuinely disenchanted about what has been happening between Britain and Iran," he said.
The idea that all of the cows and chickens here could ever be raised in some genuinely humane and free-range manner is implausible, so humanely raised animal food will remain an expensive niche product.
In contrast, it appears that any concept of seeing that is genuinely higher-order will be one that it would be implausible to attribute to most species of animal (given the comparative evidence).
Howell goes on to argue that while (W) is credible, Kant cannot in fact establish (S); it is implausible that such co-consciousness for any arbitrary intuition is actual or even genuinely possible for us.
To the growing number of people who fear Islam, and genuinely believe that Europe will turn into "Eurabia," Marcouch's vision of mutual accommodation is either implausible or abhorrent.
Eventually, though, the plot becomes so implausible that the absurdity Mr. Walker seeks does in fact click in; the characters lose all believability, so the play becomes genuinely funny.
