Sentence examples for implausible choice from inspiring English sources

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David Frum made the case that Tim Pawlenty may feel like an implausible choice now, but his overall lack of noticeable inadequacy could be his biggest strength.

Instructions from the man in Whitehall are, at best, an implausible way of improving consumer choice.

A rational choice model is implausible since the intention is to influence individuals towards actions that will result in their deaths or long terms of imprisonment.

After all, it's implausible to suppose that one's choices bear in that way on whether or not one possesses the ability to implement them.

It is worth pointing out that there are, plausibly, at least some future persons whose existence and identity is altogether independent of our actions (although this claim may be implausible in the case of public policy choices).

Experts contacted by the Guardian said that with exactly one month until election day and early voting having let hundreds of thousands of Americans make their choice already, replacing or removing Trump is implausible – but not impossible.

Schmitt recognizes that it would be implausible to assume that a written constitution represents a conscious choice of the popular sovereign down to its last detail.

For many in the modern world who accept the biological basis of our being, this is a choice between the gloomily inevitable and the optimistically implausible.

He added: "The government's own NHS Choices website states that the evidence for homeopathy is 'scientifically implausible' but this doesn't appear to be enough for the error-prone health secretary.

It is implausible to think that these criteria are satisfied by subjectivist appeals to whatever choices one ends up making or to whichever desires happen to be strongest for a given person.