Sentence examples for it would be implausible from inspiring English sources

But despite its sterling generosity of spirit, it would be implausible to describe this calculatedly anachronistic update of a medieval mystery play as penetrating.

It would be implausible enough even before the technical obstacles.

But it would be implausible to conclude that they do not possess a legal order.

It would be implausible to suppose that Plato simply concocted the idea that Socrates followed a divine sign, especially because Xenophon too attributes this to his Socrates.

Otherwise put, it would be implausible, given the evidence, to deny that these inequalities in health represent any injustice at all on the grounds that they are unavoidable.

It would be implausible to maintain that one of the two things is a sense datum while the other is a real object.

At first, Bevan suggested that the fictional invasion force should stage from America, but it was decided this would be implausible.

The standard answer is that to identify knowledge with true belief would be implausible because a belief might be true even though it is formed improperly.

If that were true, Lorenzo Branch's account of a hand-to-hand tussle would be implausible.

But even with the large amounts of memory available with today's computers, storing — or even computing — information for every possible scenario would be implausible.

That would be implausible on two counts.