Sentence examples for is as implausible from inspiring English sources

This is the most common error among those who argue that, given the complexity of life on Earth, evolution is as implausible as a tornado ravaging a junkyard and producing a 747.

The revival of a defunct bookstore may not be as implausible as, say, the opening of a buggy-whip factory.

Some of the proposed schemes may prove to be as implausible as they seem, others may be ambitious but have potential.

So I think that I it wouldn't be as implausible as it would have been a while ago.

And the climax of the film is as inevitable as it is implausible.

"Manuscript," the first post-"De La Guarda" resident at the reconfigured Daryl Roth Theater on Union Square, is as inconsequential as it is implausible.

In Sembene's view, a corrupt system merely replaced white dictators and profiteers with black ones; the symbolic ending, a glimmer of revolutionary hope, is as morally gratifying as it is implausible.

All of these claims are as obviously implausible as a cover girl's curves.

Savages is Oliver Stone in overdrive: a mixture of machismo, buddy love, hippy mysticism and extreme violence, wrapped up in a storyline that is as entertaining – and sometimes unintentionally hilarious – as it is implausible.

But it would be an easy mistake to conclude that a most modest biosemantics is more correct simply for its modesty: to deny that there is any fruitful continuity between low-level biological representations and human thought is arguably as implausible as the naïve adaptationism that often characterizes the programs of sociobiology and evolutionary psychology.

Actually, the plot isn't as implausible as it sounds.