Sentence examples for more improbable than from inspiring English sources
No American president was more improbable than Thomas Woodrow Wilson.
Mr. Baker writes: No American president was more improbable than Thomas Woodrow Wilson.
It's no more improbable than the nonsense about oysters and pearls.
It is a moment of unforgivable schmaltz that merely makes Otilia seem more improbable than ever.
What she decided, would be more improbable than a petite psychologist who was a pundit of pugilism?
More improbable than the instrument itself is that she was able to coax a haunting melody from it.
But perhaps no one remains a more improbable critic than David Brock.
But its actual form is no more improbable, in this sense, than innumerable others.
Is there a more improbable bromance in modern rock than that between the compilers of the Radio 1 playlist and Everything Everything?
There has been no more improbable rise in the restaurant world in the past few years than that of chef Daniel Humm and his co-owner, Will Guidara.
Dawkins relies here on two premises: first, that a creator is bound to be more complex, and hence improbable, than his creation (you never, for instance, see a horseshoe making a blacksmith); and second, that to explain the improbable in terms of the more improbable is no explanation at all.
