Sentence examples for implausible to put from inspiring English sources

The developing-country growth rates yielded by this method are historically implausible, to put it mildly.

So it is simply implausible, to put it mildly, to think the world would lift its sanctions to reward Iran for the nuclear deal, and then slap right back with new sanctions for Iran's continuing support of terrorism.

In the long middle section of the book, where the monster's side of the story is presented sympathetically, his character develops in a text-book demonstration of Lockean psychology; yet, at the same time, this lumbering tabula rasa quivers with enough benevolence (the implausible provenance of which mystifies) to put most saints to shame.

And when it happens, expect all these implausible recent financial events from Yelp allegedly turning down a Google acquisition, to investors competing to put money into companies that don't need any more to make much more sense.

Gawker lawyer Michael Sullivan argued it was implausible for editors to separate the character of Hulk Hogan from Bollea when, as Hogan, he had frequently "chosen to put his private life out there.

But it seems implausible to judge that putting the potassium salts in the fire caused the flammable material to ignite.

Before the black box from United 93 had even been found, there were theories put forth from the implausible to the offensive and outrageous.

At first, it sounds implausible to me.

Coverage of the arrest ranged from implausible to absurd.

In fact, it's implausible to suppose otherwise.

It's implausible to think he'd have done so in Washington.