Sentence examples for hardly implausible from inspiring English sources

LET'S say two men argue over a parking space, hardly implausible in this city.

Ms. Kohda, however, contends that a crash is hardly implausible -- and her previous books have proved foresighted, if only by chance.

And, given the recent revelations about the N.S.A.'s domestic surveillance, it is hardly implausible to think that the government monitors your every move.

They began with the assumption that a worldwide transition from fossil fuels to renewables is all but inevitable a future that is not guaranteed, but hardly implausible either, despite the current domination of oil and gas.

It is hardly implausible that Trump's assigned role in history will be once and for all to ring down the curtain on our specious present, demonstrating definitively just how bankrupt all the triumphalist hokum of the past quarter-century ― the history that served "for the time being" ― has become.

This hardly seems implausible.

Not much — just another entry in the long tradition of stunt campaigns, and hardly the most implausible.

It's just entirely implausible.

The ending was just too implausible.

Flusser's theory, though not implausible, is hardly supported by such evidence as seems to be pretty conclusive in tying together the other documents.

Fear of censorship is implausible; Bayle hardly lacked for courage, and in any case did not have a great deal to fear in relatively liberal Holland.