Sentence examples for improbable how from inspiring English sources
Communal goods often seem scarce or improbable; how could something that is good for us be good for none of us in particular?
And even if the life span numbers are spot-on — which some researchers argue is improbable, considering how transient many South Texas immigrants are, and how dire conditions are in the border's colonias — the region's health care providers argue that a long life should not be mistaken for a healthy life.
I told him his story sounded improbable -- how could the son of the supreme commander be treated this way?
If a ski slope in the desert weren't improbable enough, how about a chalet on a ski slope inside a mall in the desert?
However trailblazing her art-making activities, in the end they were finger exercises for her most improbable achievement: how she and Lennon together used the techniques of the avant-garde to turn their celebrity into art.
And, if this shift of norms could happen with such speed, in such an improbable location, then how quickly and how much might the norms of our whole society change?
"Powerhouse" is jubilant and electrifying, but it also asks the questions that Coetzee asks himself, about the constrictions of society and our improbable longings; about how music changes us, and how we ourselves seek change and justice.
In a post published on Tuesday, Dixon explained how Improbable's technology works: "Developers who use Improbable can write code as if it will run on only one machine... Improbable automatically distributes their code across hundreds or even thousands of machines, which then work together to create a seamlessly integrated, simulated world".
"Philosophy Talk" filled the bill; its "improbability was part of the attraction". Just how improbable is 52 hours a year of programming devoted to the nature of meaning and language and social relations?
