Sentence examples similar to of equal improbability from inspiring English sources

His exhumed corpse, transported from Novosibirsk to Paris, was a useful way of wresting control of the Commune's memory from the Trotskyists, Maoists and anarchists to their left, who saw 1968, not 1917, as the Commune's successor, with equal improbability.

Was part of equal justice equal injustice?

Stories about them might defy reason but, said Scott, made better reading when left mysterious: "The professed explanation of a tale, where appearances or incidents of a supernatural character are referred to natural causes, has often, in the winding up of a story, a degree of improbability almost equal to an absolute goblin narrative".

Partly they are famous because of the sheer improbability of what they accomplished.

All of the films have the kind of vaudeville improbability of a video game.

Perhaps only Karl May, that virtuoso of flamboyant improbability, could have invented such a career.

GAZETTE: You wrote that "Sea People" is about the "sheer wondrousness of the improbability" of the peopling of Polynesia.

But to say this is only to state the fact of our improbability in other terms.

He first suggests a version which he makes sound serious enough, then judges it as version of ″gross improbability″.

This is useful for creationists as an example of an improbability of macroevolution to go forward successfully.

A two-week ride of improbability was set in motion.