Sentence examples for implausible setting from inspiring English sources

Considering that he had started playing organized basketball only two years earlier in his native Brooklyn, Darren Phillip found himself in a somewhat implausible setting in March 1997 in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Like "Mission: Implausible," set to a witty score (also a commission) by Joshua Rosenblum, which suddenly displays Mr. Brock's talent for stylized showbiz mayhem.

But a totally implausible set of circumstances means ah've got to turn you in.

Christian Petzold, the German film-maker renowned as a master of suspense, returns with this gloomy, implausible noir, set in the ruins of divided postwar Berlin.

For generations "Fanciulla" has been patronized as an unlikely melodrama, a prototype for the spaghetti western films from Italy, a pulsing Puccini opera plopped into an implausible California setting where miners sing "doo-dah day" refrains when not spouting Italian.

Nicola flounders, as she did at the Guardian a couple of weeks back; her idea of being "inspired out of poverty" reminded me a little bit of the rather vague and implausible plans David Cameron set out recently to tackle the same problem.

He's good, too, at setting out in these surroundings the implausible scenarios that wind through their occupants' heads.

In the report, Chilcot seems to accept Manning's implausible claim that this unequivocal commitment was actually about setting conditions.

In this setting, a negative external shock from the domestic viewpoint such as a fall in foreign savings sets up an implausible negative investment increase in the economy in order to match the value of total savings.

By the defense's lights, that made it implausible as the setting for criminal behavior, as though it's only picture-book couples who sit and chat about ways to abuse the public trust.

33 34 Moreover, differential miscoding between users of rosiglitazone and pioglitazone would be implausible in this setting.