Sentence examples for implausible escape from inspiring English sources

Can Spurs pull off a preposterously outlandish and implausible escape?

While The Walking Dead has lost many big characters over the years, it has long been fabled for some of the preposterously outlandish and implausible escapes from almost certain elimination so many of the regulars have repeatedly pulled off.

Nearly 17 months later, he did the implausible: escaping again through a mile-long tunnel fitted with a motorbike.

During their implausible run to a tie for the N.F.L.'s best record at 9-2, the 49ers specialized in escaping from trouble.

The adventures might have been implausible – Tintin's escapes from capture or near-certain death might have often been on the unlikely side – but there was nothing in them that was flat-out impossible.

Also, the fact that Pluto has a proportionally large moon of its own makes the escape idea implausible.

In all actuality, Perry is a skilled fighter who is able to perform several implausible judo fighting moves and escapes.

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

By the late '60s, Graham was working both sides of this courtship — as an informal adviser to Nixon and a booster of the appealing but implausible idea that the emerging "New South" had escaped its racial demons.

"The whole thing is implausible," White concluded, and New Yorkers are always barely escaping "mass hysteria".

A last-gasp escape from machete-wielding rebels ends with this spell-breaking lapse into psychologically implausible journalese: "Then we knew we were safe and had escaped the 1993 election uprising in which more than a hundred people were killed in Akure".