Sentence examples for implausible world from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare is able to conjure this implausible world, Coleridge observed, because "he adapts himself so admirably to the situation — in other words so puts himself into it".
What if conditions near p had been slightly different?" And one might take it that the lack of normal answers to these questions indicates that it is very implausible that our world, or any remotely like it, is such a time travel universe.
Such a figure is, of course, entirely implausible (it exceeds gross world product by a huge factor), yet it really is the arithmetical consequence of assuming that such markets for ecosystem services function in the neoclassical manner.
But it is implausible that the First World is doing this.
Nonetheless, it is not entirely implausible to think such worlds exist given suitable duplication and reorganization of microphysical objects.[23] Whether recombination completely captures our modal intuitions regarding plenitude is still a matter of some dispute.[24] However, even if it doesn't, it is less than clear whether this counts against the success of Lewis's reductionist project.
That is, it combined some infuriatingly implausible departures from the real world with a sharply pertinent proximity to it.
He also unveiled an ambitious, if implausible, plan to persuade the world to pay Ecuador not to extract a billion barrels of oil from the Amazon jungle.
Speaking on the BBC's Today programme, Gahrer said the idea of Britain operating alone on the world stage was implausible.
As well as a 1979 film version of Plath's novel, The Bell Jar, in 2003 Gwyneth Paltrow made the world's most implausible poet of any sort.
Under all the scenarios that the I.P.C.C. panel considered, including an implausible one in which the world imposes drastic limits on carbon emissions right now, a "large fraction" of terrestrial and freshwater species face elevated extinction risks.
