Sentence examples for seemingly implausible from inspiring English sources
His declared intention is to be an egoless conductor, a seemingly implausible goal in a profession not known for self-effacement, and perhaps an undesirable one.
The book itself contains many more lurid and seemingly implausible stories, often described as untrue or unverifiable by the authors and yet included regardless.
Nevertheless, he said, the article was worthy of publication because the possibility of such a seemingly implausible linkage would be of major interest to earth scientists.
The plot is simple, if seemingly implausible: scruffily handsome Alex (Luke Wilson) has 30 days to finish his novel and pay off a $100,000 gambling debt.
The seemingly implausible dark purplish color that was used for the foliage turned out to describe the sensation of an afternoon full of shadow.
OTTAWA — It began as a seemingly implausible tale of a consultant from small-town Canada charged in what the authorities call a plot to smuggle Saadi el-Qaddafi, a son of the former Libyan dictator, into Mexico.
Of all the characters in the movie, Royer-Collard, played by Michael Caine, is the one that is the most inflated for melodramatic and didactic effect: he is given an underage orphan bride straight out of a nunnery; he is made into a sadistic husband and a fiendish tyrant in the asylum; and he is provided with the most implausible, seemingly ironic twist of fate to perform at the end.
A seemingly simple game can yield insight into counterintuitive results that students would otherwise reject as implausible.
It's all wildly implausible, but written with such louche authority that, by the end, one cheers the seemingly infinite multiplicity of Burdett's universe.
