Sentence examples for pretty implausible from inspiring English sources

This is pretty implausible.

On the face of it, it sounds a pretty implausible subject for research.

But the idea of mainstream height-blind casting is still pretty implausible.

"We find these numbers pretty implausible," says Andrew Brigden of City consultancy Fathom.

Again, it's pretty implausible – would he not realise he was sleeping with the wrong woman?

Since his version of events involved the children of other well-placed Tories, it sounded pretty implausible to me.

But given that he died in 1952 and his daughter the queen seems pretty formal, it seems implausible that he cast protocol to the winds like a proto-Diana in trousers.Equally, for most of the film, Logue is shown using impertinence as a clinical tool, calling his royal patient "Bertie" or lounging on a throne to provoke the king's stutter away.

The first sounds pretty good, the second sounds implausible, unless I'm willing to give up running (and I'm not!).

I'm neither a scientist nor an inventor, so my ideas of how to improve condoms are currently falling pretty short (somewhere around the implausible "make mini ones just for the tip" region).

'It's a political magazine without any politics and you might say for a Kennedy to do that is pretty odd.' Odd, but not implausible in a country where 1,600 new magazines are launched every year, 90percentnt of which do not survive.

If so, it is a pretty fatuous equivalence, made much more implausible by the clotted structure, some wince-makingly unconvincing scenes and truly terrible acting.