Sentence examples for implausible assertions from inspiring English sources

The plane reached Tokyo after four weeks, much of it absorbed in landings forced by impenetrable weather, usually followed by Charles's comforting (and often implausible) assertions that they had never been in serious danger while descending through cloud and fog.

It began with the implausible assertion that the "substance of today's decree is not of immense personal importance to me".

The jury yesterday obviously rejected as implausible her assertion that she was unaware of it.

A federal judge in Connecticut dismissed a disability discrimination suit this month, saying that Iqbal required her to treat the plaintiff's assertions as implausible.

That provoked another scornful counterattack from his former company, saying that Mr. Greenberg's assertions were "implausible," "not grounded in reality" and at odds with his track record of not hedging A.I.G.'s bets on credit-default swaps.

His assertion is implausible in light of a policy authorizing the Bureau's invasions of mosques, but because that policy remains secret, the FBI has escaped public examination.

The assertion was rendered implausible, at best, by the fact that the police had information that so many hacking victims existed, and that so few of them had anything to do with the royal family.

Such a specious assertion remains as implausible today as it was during the Cold War.

Tauzin is from Louisiana, where tall tales grow like weeds, and at first his assertion seemed wildly implausible.

As Johnsen wrote last March, we must also "resist Bush administration efforts to hide evidence of its wrongdoing through demands for retroactive immunity, assertions of state privilege, and implausible claims that openness will empower terrorists".

The inmate's assertion might well have seemed implausible, given the extensive system of checks and safeguards used in law enforcement to ensure that one person is not mistaken for another.