Sentence examples for implausible contention from inspiring English sources
Yet, perhaps because he recognizes that the decision below presents such a weak case for a claim of judicial "legislation," petitioner makes the implausible contention that any state judicial decision in this context -- and, by implication, any state attorney general opinion or administrative ruling -- is suspect if it is not "dictated by" existing statutes.
So those familiar with Mr. Corzine's past career as co-chairman of Goldman , Sachs & Companyfind nothing implausible or unusual about his contention that, despite his campaign for senator from New Jersey, he cannot release his tax returns because of a confidentiality agreement with the company.
Many also found implausible Ms. Gu's purported main contention: that Mr. Heywood had briefly detained her son, Bo Guagua, during a visit to Britain, and then sent an e-mail threatening to "destroy" him.
Most arguments for MMR are based on DMR and the contention that it is implausible to suppose fundamental moral disagreements can always be resolved rationally.
In an implausible overreading of "The Goddess of Discord Choosing the Apple of Contention in the Garden of the Hesperides," Ruskin recruited Turner as an anti-capitalist, but the truth is that his mills were usually neither dark nor satanic.
Even the announcement of such a direction might arrest the despair and contention that surrounds the American-Afghan partnership, bogged down for months in increasingly implausible negotiations over a strategic partnership accord.
It's completely implausible.
Not entirely implausible plots.
