Sentence examples for implausible nature from inspiring English sources

The detailed and careful analysis by the Strasbourg judges of what the Warsaw government knew, and when, is already enough to demonstrate the implausible nature of Poland's latest position.

The hypothetical, even implausible, nature of the situations relied upon by the Court of Appeals is illustrated by the fact that there are no reported cases in which the presumption led to convictions in circumstances even remotely similar to the posited situations.

But one of those victories, by the 1999 United States team, has been etched in Ryder Cup lore because of the implausible nature of the team's comeback from a 10-6 deficit, and for the image of the ecstatic American players rushing the green at the 17th hole after Justin Leonard's 45-foot putt for birdie went into the cup.

Many reviewers took issue with the implausible nature of several plot points.

In his book The Nitpicker's Guide for X-Philes, author Phil Farrand has highlighted several inconsistencies in the episode, focusing on the implausible nature of the ending.

In the second part of the chapter, he explores several first-hand accounts of cannibalism and highlights their implausible and inaccurate nature.

One-factor models of CVRF clustering are pathophysiologically implausible, given the multifactorial nature of involved conditions.

Something about this guy's maverick nature keeps him implausible as even a semidomesticated creature.

Nature has produced some rather implausible creatures.

A former senior Miramax executive said that it was implausible that Bob Weinstein did not know about the nature of the allegations, which were reported to the company.

It is implausible to suggest in such a case that nature provides what our use does not.