Sentence examples similar to once more improbable from inspiring English sources
The third season finale is a reasonable bailout point, as the show starts to grow significantly weaker and more improbable once Nancy gets involved with a Mexican drug cartel.
Within a year, however, the Bolsheviks had reconquered the city, and Nussimbaum had to depart once more, this time in an equally improbable, picaresque escape -- with forged papers from the Bolshevik Ministry of Fisheries -- across Armenia to Georgia.
In Murray's 15 years as a professional, he has written some improbable scripts - and tonight, in front of a delirious crowd, he threatened to overturn a two set deficit once more.
The image seemed even more improbable now.
Gardner-Webb's victory was more improbable.
Almost as improbable as that of Barrymore, whose disturbing performance on Celebrity Big Brother somehow convinced the public that he was ready for paid employment as an entertainer once more.
If this sounds an improbable match, the circumstances in which they met are significantly more improbable.
Mr. Baker writes: No American president was more improbable than Thomas Woodrow Wilson.
No American president was more improbable than Thomas Woodrow Wilson.
Two more improbable characters entered the HP story.
