Sentence examples for i found it implausible from inspiring English sources

But as a novel I found it implausible and schematic.

"Based on my past experience investigating crime, I found it implausible that unknown persons, wearing scuba gear, would break into the home through unknown means in the middle of the night".

I find it implausible this is a deliberate intent to mislead people".

But I find it implausible that Scandinavians stick with their "cuddly" form of capitalism because they have the luxury of free riding on America's technological leadership.

"I understand the desire to act out of pity for the widow er)," said Sid in Santa Monica, Calif., "but it presumes to know what's best for him/her, and I find it implausible that one can know that".

"I find it implausible that we're going to succeed in doing in a couple of years what evolution hasn't succeeded at over the past few hundred million years," Caldeira observed.

MPs pressed Willis to explain who fitted the defeat devices to the vehicles, but the he said the debate would be based on "pure conjecture", adding: "I find it implausible that senior people in the company would have known of these issues".

"I find it implausible that [a light] particle would escape detection," he says.

And while the Japanese have every right to be concerned about their primary food source, I find it implausible that any intelligent person could truly believe that dolphins are responsible for fish disappearing from our oceans.

However, many philosophers found it implausible to claim such things as the following; the pain that I have when you hit me, the visual sensations I have when I see the ferocious lion bearing down on me or the conscious sense of understanding I have when I hear your argument all have nothing directly to do with the way I respond.

I was one of the few who seemed to love Margot at the Wedding last year; many found it implausible and even offensive that two sisters would have such a toxic relationship.