Sentence examples for implausible suggestion from inspiring English sources

Burgess airs the sinister but not implausible suggestion that Beethoven and Birkenau didn't merely coexist.

Some diplomats openly wondered whether he might one day be a post-Castro leader.It was an implausible suggestion.

By halftime, the talk online was whether Kaepernick should be the full-time starter — an implausible suggestion 90 minutes earlier.

Griffin's main positive proposal in this respect has been the rather implausible suggestion that consciousness might have the function of compensating for limited neural machinery.

"Murray, you bum, you just cheated Nadal, and vice versa," McEnroe imagines the crowd shouting out if the implausible suggestion ever became official policy.

There are several surviving fragments from Aeschines of Sphettus, also present at Socrates's execution, but none from Euclides of Megara, a speaker in Theaetetus and present at the execution unless one takes Theaetetus 143b-c literally to mean that Euclides was the author of the dialogue, an implausible suggestion.

By the time she gets to that idea, she seems out of breath; she offers little more than a cursory review of the existing literature, with brief and implausible suggestions as to how a single state of equal citizens might actually come about.Meron Benvenisti's "Son of the Cypresses" is also a tirade against Israel's attempt to wipe the Palestinians from the map both physically and historically.

Moreover, this suggestion, implausible though it may be, is of some historical interest.

What an implausible, piquant proposition.

The idea that an atmosphere of right-wing hate somehow inspired a Marxist radical to murder a famously hawkish cold war president is even more implausible than the widespread suggestion that the schizophrenic Jared Lee Loughner shot his congresswoman because Sarah Palin put some targets on an online political map.

The report says that the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign's claim that the cost of imports could rise by at least £11bn in the event of Brexit is implausible and that its suggestion that 3m jobs are dependent on EU membership is "misleading.