Sentence examples for improbable to think from inspiring English sources

It's improbable to think that when the Trevorrows were growing up, it was, says George, "a fad to have a skull of an Abo on the mantelpiece".

"It is improbable to think that people's perceptions have been influenced solely by The World is Not Enough, but this film came after the Chernobyl disaster so the film was merely picking up on a real fear people have of nuclear power.

Moreover, despite a UN Security Council Resolution, it is improbable to think that Western legislative measures will definitively halt the growing number of foreign ISIL recruits in the immediate term.

Improbable futures help us to think about emerging issues, something that is visible today but lies in the marginal.

It appears on the face of it that physical "stuff" cannot think, and discovering the point at which atoms or molecules suddenly began to think remains improbable, largely because there is nothing -- no measurable quantity -- for the atom or molecule to acquire.

Maybe Berners-Lee's call will be heeded and someone will come up with a heart-based social media network, in which one of the basic protocols will be time to think, but it seems improbable and its success uncertain.

I started to think about Hitler's improbable rise from complete obscurity.

And if you understand how prevalent they are [throughout the universe], you start to think, 'Oh, extraterrestrial life isn't improbable.

Whether or not the old coach is responsible for Green Bay's improbable run to the playoffs, people around here would like to think it is true.

Now, in the second stage of this process, after you've had a chance to look over your list, I want you to think about something that's less broad, and a bit less improbable.

At other times, you started to think wistfully about some of the wilder rumours that had circulated, and wishing they'd come to pass, however improbable they seemed.