Sentence examples similar to it felt improbable from inspiring English sources
Instinctively it feels improbable that a ball-carrier could play within six days of undergoing surgery to repair a broken metacarpal, although the injury was at least to his weaker left hand.
For the past year or two, it always felt improbable, the possibility of Mayweather against Pacquiao.
As sidemen, they created a style so elemental and intrinsic to the pop music of the past forty years that seeing them reproduce it in the flesh feels improbable and intimidating, as if you were being introduced to Thomas Edison, or the guy who invented pizza.
The connection feels improbable — as though there were a Falstaff Ale that really dates to Shakespeare's Stratford — but also apt.
She visits Paul in the small Belgian town near the front where he is serving — one of the novel's few sequences that feels improbable and forced — and the two promptly start squabbling about the proper role of art in wartime.
The faux naiveté feels improbable for the Internet age, but a passing "Finding Nemo" reference and sightings of a QR code and a pair of RealD 3-D glasses place the film in present day.
Yet in recent years the impossible became merely improbable and then, it felt almost overnight, technically feasible.
When each was hired by Disney to work as a story artist, it felt like the fulfillment of a wildly improbable dream.
Later, when the scandal of Lydia's elopement breaks, and Darcy gauntly takes his leave of Elizabeth in the inn near Pemberley, Austen writes, "Elizabeth felt how improbable it was that they should ever see each other again on such terms of cordiality as had marked their several meetings in Derbyshire".
It was the ninth goal of the game — good news for those who bet the over — in a game that felt as improbable as the two teams playing it.
