Sentence examples for psychologically implausible from inspiring English sources
A last-gasp escape from machete-wielding rebels ends with this spell-breaking lapse into psychologically implausible journalese: "Then we knew we were safe and had escaped the 1993 election uprising in which more than a hundred people were killed in Akure".
I take these results to show that a strict separation between phonology and morphology is psychologically implausible.
However, it is psychologically implausible that the intricate system of weighted respects of similarity involving comparison of miracles of different sizes could capture the intuitive similarity relation used in counterfactual reasoning.
Changing events require flexibility of response, and since it is psychologically implausible for human character to change with the times, the republic offers a viable alternative: people of different qualities fit different exigencies.
One argument for taking such a view is intuitive: some find it implausible to think that psychologically superficial pleasures invariably make a difference in how happy one is the typical pleasure of eating a cracker, say, or even the intense pleasure of an orgasm that nonetheless fails to move one, as can happen with meaningless sexual activity.
But science could one day discover that the ability to be astounded by the beauty of other human beings came first, and to me it seems implausible to imagine that these different types of astonishment or appreciation are psychologically unrelated.
Not entirely implausible plots.
They are equally implausible.
