Sentence examples for implausible narrative from inspiring English sources

Everything possible has been done to give life to an implausible narrative.

An implausible narrative that somehow Obama was Jimmy Carter redux, suggesting that Obama did not know how to legislate, began to emerge on conservative media outlets.

CAFRA's fee provisions serve as an incentive for skilled counsel to take on frequently complex cases that the government litigates aggressively, sometimes stretching the evidence to fit implausible narratives.

Book — xiii, 201 pages ; 26 cm. 7. Implausible counter-narratives Conclusion List of legal cases Appendix: relevant criminal legislation Bibliography Index.

Perhaps none, but the result of airbrushing death, disememberment and human error from this picture was that it became implausible, a triumphalist narrative, uncritical PR for advances in patient care.

Inevitably, some characters, like Clare's mischievous, secretive sister, Tamsin, never receive Hadley's full attention and end up seeming implausible, adrift in the narrative.

Faith's initial obliviousness to prejudice makes the first half of the book feel implausible; but, once the narrative moves to Jamaica, Levy's remarkable ability to weave a complex, engrossing family history takes over.

(It also contains the most delicious supertitle translation I've seen: "Die you evil pirate!") Mr. Domingo achieves the implausible feat of making the narrative inanities utterly immaterial.

It is refreshing that this story does not simply unravel into miserablism, but the film's weird narrative leaps are implausible and jarring.

A well-produced narrative based on an implausible premise that is both misleading and inauthentic".

We have a deep-seated drive to believe in the miraculous and the heroic, to impose heartwarming narratives on tragic or implausible events.