Sentence examples for implausible though from inspiring English sources
But this time what we see, implausible though it is, is definitely happening.
The official line, implausible though it sounded, was that Zardari had orchestrated the whole affair.
Nothing, save an implausible (though not entirely impossible) degree of mean-spiritedness on the part of countries already in, will prevent their eventual inclusion.
Moreover, the creed that he sketches out seems far from implausible, though I have often wondered what form the attending might take.
The elements are there – a poor orphan searching for treasure to raise funds for a pet rabbit in need of an expensive, life-saving injection – but the plot, implausible though it is at times, never once becomes maudlin.
Implausible though it may seem, West even at times came across as an everyman, stepping out of the spotlights to the edges of the stage, and pulling on his tether as if straining against his own limitations.
It doesn't seem implausible to me, though; her dad's kind of a mess, her mom doesn't seem to be around, she seems like somebody who's been through a lot and doesn't have the equipment yet to understand it.
What I do believe now is that both versions submitted before the court – that Pistorius knew it was Steenkamp, that he thought it was an intruder – are equally implausible, even though one of them has to be true.
She grew up on the Queen's private estate at Sandringham, in Norfolk, where her family let a house, and she was, after all, a Spencer, so this wasn't such an odd or implausible ambition, though it did have a component of fantasy.
But (b) given our intuitive anti-skepticism, C seems immensely implausible, even though (c) the argument appears to be formally valid.
Not necessarily, because h, the theistic hypothesis might be so initially implausible that though e, the fine tuning, increases the probability of h, it increases it to only a small value.
