Sentence examples for just implausible from inspiring English sources

"The statistics were not just implausible," Dr. Roberts said, "they were impossible".

His strategy is intended to make any claim that he still hankers after neo-fascism not just implausible but patently absurd.

In response, a senior U.S. diplomat in Caracas told me, "The things President Chávez accuses the United States of are just implausible.

The idea that an innocent man, especially one as preternaturally competitive as Lance Armstrong, would surrender rather than fight to clear his name wasn't just implausible, it was impossible.

That statement's not just implausible -- Republicans aren't going to vote for "stimulus legislation" no matter what else happens -- it's guaranteed to ensure that Republican voters are even more opposed to benefit cuts than they were in this poll.

After the First and Second World Wars, however, virility seemed not just undesirable but implausible.

In other words, given what we know about American politics and political economy, neither side's current answers are anything but implausible; Ryan is just more willing to be upfront about what his numbers would actually look like.

But implausible, man.

It's just entirely implausible.

The ending was just too implausible.

That sounds like a dream and is just as implausible.