Sentence examples for may seem implausible from inspiring English sources

Some of these things may seem implausible, but there are already worrying signs.

With such a large congregation, 1,500 families, such a connection may seem implausible.

The researchers write that it may seem implausible that intermittent smoking could provide relief from withdrawal symptoms.

Within the first few months it may seem implausible to think of anything other than a short trip away.

Judged by strictly naturalistic standards, the flurry of revelations and coincidences that wrap up the double story may seem implausible.

Scientology claims that it is a religion, like any other religion with beliefs that may seem implausible to outsiders.

And one way around this problem is for physicists to produce as many alternative models as possible, including those that may even seem implausible at the time.

While such an occurrence may initially seem implausible, it is not so difficult to imagine upon reflection.

A DRIVELLING rascal, a bunch of jaded arty types and a pair of men afflicted with incurable illnesses: they may seem an implausible cast for a cinema revolution.

Given Ms. Moore's attractiveness, this may seem wildly implausible -- in any case it is never explained --unless it is a reaction to some of her recent roles.

Unconstrained desire accounts of value seem implausible because our desires can be for all sorts of things we may desire things that are bad for us, or we may desire things because of some mistake we have made.