Sentence examples for improbable existence from inspiring English sources

I read something spookier in those two photographs – my own improbable existence.

What intelligent designer, especially one with a conscience, would sentence these creatures to such an improbable existence?

Yet, their extremely improbable existence, their ubiquity, their individuality, and the virtual absence of point mutations within them speak for their roles as essential parts of mammalian genomes.

Robin Wright (pictured) plays herself, as a failed movie star, living a fantastically improbable bohemian existence with her kids in a converted aircraft hangar on the edge of an airport, which is nonetheless somehow close enough to her agent's offices for her daughter to swing by in person.

The dog has recently acquired a number of age-related infirmities, but it retains an improbable enthusiasm for existence.

First, the relatively low overall prevalence of brucellosis in domestic ruminants in Spain makes the transmission to wildlife highly improbable, despite the existence of important risk factors such as overabundance [ 27].

But if you think that there must be some ultimate explanation for the improbable leaping-into-existence of the harmonious, biofriendly cosmos we find ourselves in, then the God hypothesis is at least rational to adhere to, isn't it?

A concentrated source is improbable, but given its existence, a system will evolve toward more probable regions of the phase space, i.e., the waves will spread.

Firefighters, farmers, helicopters, doctors, giraffes, whales, cement mixers: They've seen all of these things in real life, and have no reason to doubt their existence, however improbable they may seem on paper.

But its existence was rather improbable.

Evidence of evil in the world would make the existence of God improbable.