Sentence examples for more implausible than from inspiring English sources

Some of these are more implausible than others.

Others said that a setup seemed even more implausible than the alleged events.

But it is not much more implausible than the jarring softening of Mr. Giuliani's public persona.

That's even more implausible than Cary Grant as an Oregon lumberjack in To Catch a Thief some five years earlier.

Certainly it seems no more implausible than the notion that Roma could score 17 goals in their first six games while conceding just the one.

Nothing in these operas is any more implausible than the events of the average Shakespeare play, or, for that matter, of the average action movie.

DEXTER (Showtime) The fifth season of the Michael C. Hall serial-killer drama wasn't quite up to the show's previous standard, especially in its rushed and more-implausible-than-usual ending.

Think of the Puritans who tried to build Canaan in the forests of New England, an even more implausible location than sunny Orlando.

Overall more implausible (IV) than plausible scores (PV) were observed (A: IS = 65%, PS = 35%).

Given the polarized environment and the likelihood of a closely divided Congress, it seems more implausible to suppose that Obama would turn radical in his second term than that he would cool to his Democratic base.

The story gets more implausible.