Sentence examples for implausible feeling from inspiring English sources
"When you walked into Stern's," Professor Shenton said, "my recollection of it was you had this wildly implausible feeling that everything was there forever".
It still feels implausible.
If you look at Ben and you look at Anna, it seems really implausible that they wouldn't have some feelings for each other".
And Nadal had not heard of Federer's sceptical response last week to Boris Becker's claim in his latest book that the leading players pretend too much to like each other, a feeling the German regarded as implausible.
As familiar as technological marvels have become, the whole thing still felt futuristic and miraculous, compounding the feeling of disbelief, of watching an implausible fiction, that accompanied the death.
Its cloying sentimentality, clumsy symbolism and implausible plot certainly grate; but for me, as a donor-conceived adult, it is important that the feelings of people like me have been brought to light.
It's completely implausible.
Not entirely implausible plots.
