Sentence examples for more implausible the from inspiring English sources

"The more serious the injuries, the more implausible the 'it was an accident' theory becomes," said Alan Vinegrad, who was the lead prosecutor in the Louima case.

This is all depressingly predictable: The more implausible the charge, the more it runs counter to everything we know about the subject, the more news and sales it generates.

But the larger the scale, the more implausible this implication becomes.

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.

The idea that an atmosphere of right-wing hate somehow inspired a Marxist radical to murder a famously hawkish cold war president is even more implausible than the widespread suggestion that the schizophrenic Jared Lee Loughner shot his congresswoman because Sarah Palin put some targets on an online political map.

It would take theatrical virtuosity and stunning performances to transcend "Seascape's" forced whimsy and verbosity, both somehow more implausible than the notion of going to the beach and meeting two lizards.

Instead of making you dizzy with the kind of smart double crosses that leave you patting for your wallet on the way out of the theater, it just piles on more and more twists, each more implausible than the last".

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.

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.

If so, it is a pretty fatuous equivalence, made much more implausible by the clotted structure, some wince-makingly unconvincing scenes and truly terrible acting.