Sentence examples for implausible to count from inspiring English sources
If one contentiously identifies subjective welfare with preference satisfaction, it seems implausible to count all individual preferences as equal, some — such as the desire to do others wrong — being inadmissible on grounds of justice (the offensive taste argument).
But it would be implausible to count a thing as part of God's body on the basis of his knowledge of and power over the region of space that thing occupies, when God's knowledge and power would extend in the same way to that region if it were unoccupied.
This election gave me, as a white voter, a chance to experience personally some of what blacks are angry about: my vote made not to count, justice denied, implausible explanations repeated as truths I must accept.
Allowing black votes to count for 167percentt of everyone else's would mean that 30 million African American votes would count as 50 million, substituting super-votes for the implausible idea of cash payments.
"Majorities have to count.
At first, it sounds implausible to me.
