Sentence examples for improbable conclusion from inspiring English sources

Sinister gurus and machiavellian governments are driving the tale to what one hopes is an improbable conclusion.

It is testimony to Mr. Ridley's talent and the young actors' skills that this improbable conclusion is totally believable.

Just as we gear up for the frantic, improbable conclusion of the opera, the madrigal reminds us of our fondness for these vexed residents of Titipu.

Jazz was hysterical in every sense of the word, but the music press comprehensively failed to get the joke, particularly in the US, where Rolling Stone's Dave Marsh came to the improbable conclusion that Queen were Nazis: "The first truly fascist rock band".

Even with the overwhelming collection of evidence indicating that this country has been unfair to marginalized groups since the birth of this nation, the consensus has never come to the improbable conclusion to burn this entire "house" down in hopes of "forming a more perfect union".

That anatomical consistency could give a segmentation algorithm a way to weed out improbable conclusions about object boundaries.

They whoop as Ben ducks another volley of gunfire, gasp when Madec turns up at Ben's girlfriend's house for the improbable, slapdash conclusion.

That's the improbable but inescapable conclusion of a long-term study conducted by the University of California, Riverside.

However, based on the past work of Kao [ 27] and our own previous study [ 14] we find this explanation of our conclusions improbable.

Sir, Larsson and Wolk's (2012) paper 'Red and processed meat consumption and risk of pancreatic cancer: meta-analysis of prospective studies' contains a number of control problems, which makes their conclusions improbable.

We cannot consistently have their premises highly probable and their conclusion highly improbable.