Sentence examples for implausible idea from inspiring English sources

A teenager now might find that a strange or even implausible idea.

But even the experts who believe in the health benefits of alcohol say this is an implausible idea.

It's an implausible idea and one that leaves a faintly unpleasant taste in the mouth, a taste that's made worse by the casting of Cox herself.

This is an interesting and not altogether implausible idea, one of many that flicker into view during "Salinger," only to be dissolved in the acid of sensationalism.

Against all this there are a few ancient allegations that the peace was a later forgery, an implausible idea because such diplomacy was a matter of public knowledge.

October 30, 2013 Michael Savage (@michaelsavage) Nick Clegg attacks "totally implausible" idea from energy firm bosses that green levies are behind rising bills.

Obviously it would be better for the country if this message weren't freighted with Paul's noxious baggage, and entangled with his many implausible ideas.

("We can't get blackmailed like that a second time!") For conservatives, it's encouraged deeply implausible ideas about what they can expect the White House to offer them this time.

But even taken together, these unproven and sometimes implausible ideas don't match the scale of the funding gap; and meanwhile the "reformed" NHS is bogged down in contradictions that make even good ideas unlikely to work.

So the founders, two Mexican biologists, teamed with Gabriel Sánchez and his wife, Elia Hernández, farmers who shared the women's vision but who could prove, on their own land, that implausible ideas -- like having one family live on the harvests of just two and a half acres -- were possible.

The Green Party acknowledge that UKIP has "touched a nerve" with voters, but some in the party are irritated that an outfit like UKIP, with what they see as simple but implausible ideas, is attracting so much attention and support.