Sentence examples for it would seem implausible from inspiring English sources
In one of his well-meaning attempts to look at the female side of things in this very male-oriented book, Bernstein states that in the age of exploration "it would seem implausible, if not entirely impossible, for there to be a story of, say, a Frenchwoman who falls in love with a Persian or Arab adventurer".
Logically it would seem implausible that anyone working at a bank needing a taxpayer bailout could be entitled to a bonus.
For example, it would seem implausible for a theory to recognize a categorical notion of moral status while rejecting any notion of rights.
Given the public costs of meeting that claim, it would seem implausible to hold that we should take no account of the size of a linguistic minority (of which there may be several) in deciding whether the claim amounts to a right.
In the sort of narrative symmetry that would seem implausible if it didn't happen to be true, she had been busy gathering material for the Linda Lovelace display for the opening of Manhattan's Museum of Sex this September.
Unless younger generations are more promiscuous than older ones this would seem implausible.
"But if somebody is an elite athlete," Pope said, "it would seem rather implausible that they would not be very precisely interested in what they were taking".
It would therefore seem implausible that HLA molecules themselves are responsible either for the large HLA-related variation in risk (Lu et al, 2003) seen only in Chinese populations, or for the high risk among the Chinese.
