Sentence examples for implausible man from inspiring English sources
It was a splendid story, except for the fact that it relied almost entirely on claims made by one such insider, Derek Draper, a laughably implausible man who, for once being modest, describes himself as "a bit of a boaster".
He is permitted to take over the assignment, and justice is served after a lengthy and somehow implausible man hunt.Jean Parker's duties in the film are slight, but it must be reported that she resembles the Dorothy Dalton of other days in her ten-gallon hat and in her arch approach in matters concerning the heart.
Woods may be back, but it seems highly implausible that the man who turns 39 at the end of this month can quickly re-establish his domination of the game.
(Webster) 'Flight' (closes on Sunday) This implausible play follows a man searching for his past as his mother suffers from dementia (1 25).
Suggestions that Litvinenko could instead have been killed on the orders of the Russian mafia were "not implausible" given the dead man's work in exposing their links to the Kremlin, but were not supported by the available evidence.
Mr. Lewis of the F.B.I. said such a friendship between the two men was implausible.
His brother says this was an implausible conclusion: many gay men have told his investigation that the area had been a popular beat since the 1960s but gay men were often too scared to report assaults because "police treated them like perpetrators, not victims".
Is it really implausible to ask these men of alleged character -- leaders of the purportedly character-building Penn State football program -- to eventually come to their senses, follow up on what they fumbled in the moment, and ensure that children were protected from further abuse by a predator and bringing him to justice, if not in the critical moment, at least before others were hurt?
(Jack had always counted on the utilitarian, if narratively implausible, appearance of the old man bearing implements and instructions, but somewhere along the way the old man had also disappeared).
To pose as a Chaplinesque "little man" might seem implausible in one so celebrated (and tall).
