Sentence examples for one implausible from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wolff builds her story on one implausible development after another, beginning at the beginning, when a crowd gathers on the Hawkesworths' lawn because of an erroneous news report that Jan has won a Pulitzer for poetry.

A kind of Yankee peddler, Hope sold himself in one implausible imposture after another: photographer as gumshoe ("My Favorite Brunette"), huckster dentist as Indian fighter ("The Paleface"), tailor as Casanova ("Casanova's Night Out").

(In one implausible scene in Crazy Rich Asians, Nick and Rachel are picked up at the airport in an open-air jeep). Economists who study growth almost come to blows at conferences over whether "institutions" or "culture" are more important to growth, with both sides seeking to take credit for Singapore, which inherited English institutions and elements of Chinese culture.

Exploratory analyses using pedometer data from a subset of participants in this study who reported at least one implausible steps/day value suggest this may be true as differences between model coefficients using full and excluded datasets were magnified for waist circumference, %BF, and fat mass (but not for BMI) in this subset compared to the full set of participants (data not shown).

He hit a right-to-left approach shot that landed well short of the green, but it did leave one implausible chance.

Only one (implausible) event might bring about rapid, and real, competition: a sudden surge of interest by the average American in his electricity bill.

Though "Ignorance" is marred by one very implausible scene involving Irena's pushy mother and her boyfriend, Gustaf, Mr. Kundera orchestrates the events leading up to Irena and Josef's rendezvous in Prague with authority and panache, cutting back and forth between their two stories with a few graceful detours into the story of one of Josef's former girlfriends.

Scenario one seems implausible from a phylogenetic perspective, as it requires a very large number of parallel evolutions of the distinctive doubled cell morphology within the diplomonad-enteromonad clade.

There are moments when the characterisation teeters a little to caricature on one side and to an implausible pathos on the other.

Under all the scenarios that the I.P.C.C. panel considered, including an implausible one in which the world imposes drastic limits on carbon emissions right now, a "large fraction" of terrestrial and freshwater species face elevated extinction risks.

But he's back for one last wildly implausible shot at heavyweight boxing glory - in a movie called Rocky Balboa.