Sentence examples for implausible analogy from inspiring English sources

An implausible analogy can be represented in a form that exhibits a high degree of structural parallelism.

There's an analogy with opera, which Barnes used to think "deeply implausible" until after Pat's death, when he found himself understanding it intuitively; that which had seemed like a flourish, now struck him as the more primal mode of communication: people singing to each other in heightened emotional states.

This line of argument has not yet received much attention; opponents may reasonably question whether motivation by reasons must always be voluntary (this seems implausible in the case of theoretical reasons, or reasons for belief, for example—see section 2.2 below for this analogy), and also whether voluntary behavior must be caused by desire.

That seems implausible.

Not entirely implausible plots.

It was implausible.

That sounds implausible.

It's completely implausible.

This seems implausible.

This is completely implausible.

They are equally implausible.