Sentence examples for particularly implausible from inspiring English sources

In one particularly implausible passage, Dwight, who has not been portrayed as extremely articulate, stands outside his house and ruminates about the "sheer cosmic improbability" of the "poorly drawn road map that's led me to this place over time, to this street and this house and this half-lived life".

As Jan Mixon and John Morrow have pointed out, the logistics of organ theft are particularly implausible; part is not parts in the case of organ transplants.

Throughout each sketch, small pop-up signs are used to affirm the truth (or otherwise) of any particularly implausible-seeming concepts mentioned onscreen.

The current study revealed that the Dutch PI hospital data infrastructure is heterogeneous, and the reported performance data under investigation can be regarded as largely implausible, particularly those of the Hip and Knee replacement indicators.

That sounded implausible to De Beers, particularly since Winspear based the new projections on drilling information not disclosed in a prospectus to shareholders a month earlier.

Journalists (particularly non-specialists) too often fall for implausible claims from quack "experts" and marketeers, or they give too much weight to preliminary findings.

Given the duration of time it occurred and amount of money spent, it is implausible to me that any business person, particularly one with Mr. Murdoch's acumen, wouldn't have known what was going on.

It seems implausible that reciprocity should apply so rarely, particularly when what would make the difference as to whether reciprocity supports benefits is facts about supply and demand of participants.

This charming film tells the implausible underdog story of a company that, without particularly meaning to, invented a multibillion-pound industry in a Leicester backstreet.

She and Blomkvist make a very odd pair indeed — picture Angelina Jolie teamed up with a young Robert Redford — but their peculiar chemistry is what fuels this novel, particularly as Mr. Larsson loses control of his messy, increasingly implausible plot.

Disproving a landlord's intention to actually occupy an apartment can be difficult, although there have been instances where a landlord's claim -- particularly to several apartments in the building -- has been found implausible.