Sentence examples for implausible theory from inspiring English sources

This is not an implausible theory.

Talking of dark, conspiratorial forces, there's a delicious – if slightly implausible – theory about Hoffenheim's descent to hell doing the rounds.

This film advances the implausible theory that rich public school kids would be happier if they read more, and better, poetry.

It wasn't such an implausible theory; after all, it was the not entirely reputable right-wing blogger Andrew Breitbart who broke the story.

"It is a great shame the BBC recently indulged this implausible theory as it distracts from the emerging story of human evolution that is both more complex and more interesting.

When the prime minister tried to bolster this implausible theory by quoting the Russian-language version of Mr Barak's campaign biography, the relevant passage was revealed to be a forgery.

Kremlin-linked media outlets have floated a range of implausible theories suggesting Ukraine was responsible for shooting down the plane.

The strength of the autopsy evidence forced the Egyptian authorities to abandon the implausible theories of accidental death and begin a new public relations offensive.

The disaster immediately drew forth a torrent of contradictory and implausible theories from his officials and their mouthpieces in the Russian media: Mr Putin's own plane was the target; Ukrainian missile-launchers were in the vicinity.

Under Daubert, judges must exclude witnesses who rely on implausible theories or poor methodology.

Beware of serendipitous findings of fishing expeditions or biologically implausible theories.