Sentence examples for most implausible that from inspiring English sources
Mr Justice Tugendhat said that it was "most implausible" that the relationship had any effects on the financial difficulties the bank encountered, which lead to it becoming majority-owned by taxpayers in 2009.
Since there is considerable dispute as to whether even chimpanzees have the kind of sophisticated 'theory of mind' to enable them to entertain thoughts about experiential states as such (Byrne and Whiten 1988, 1998; Povinelli 2000), it seems most implausible that many other species of mammal (let alone reptiles, birds, and fish) would qualify as phenomenally conscious, on these accounts.
For example, the level of impairment defines the boundary between Bipolar I and II Disorders – it is most implausible that any specific level of impairment could neatly carve the boundary between distinct disorders.
So far, Macron's most dazzling tactic (or, to his foes, the most implausible rabbit that he has yet plucked out of his hat) has been to create his own political movement, leaving both the Socialists and the Republicans — the two parties that have reigned over French politics since the founding of the Fifth Republic, in 1958 — gasping and flailing behind him.
It is most implausible to think that she is now aware of her knowledge basis for this knowledge about Lincoln, and this in two important senses.
More specifically, it is most implausible to hold that the consent of others is required for appropriation when communication with others is impossible, extremely difficult, or expensive (as it almost always is).
I guess that means the most implausible thing here is the fact that Denzel Washington got paid 20 fucking million fucking dollars to star in it.
I guess that means the most implausible thing on display here is the fact that Denzel Washington got paid 20 fucking million fucking dollars to star in it.
I guess that means the most implausible thing on display here is Denzel Washington, 20 fucking million fucking dollars richer thanks to this turkey.
The boastful rhetoric that fueled the most implausible of presidential campaigns this year ("Make America Great Again") reeks of the most unbearable of America's traits: its unwavering belief in its own exceptionalism.
Indeed, data documentation for the NSHAP suggests that most implausible measurements on CRP owe to issues with data collection and processing.
