Sentence examples for similarly implausible from inspiring English sources

This will doubtless be true of the Cameron-Clegg coalition, the most unprincipled governing combination in Britain since the Fox-North coalition of 1783, which united a similarly implausible duo of the champion of royal power (Lord North) and the tribune of liberty (Charles Fox).

In other words, it's about a smart, capable, active, and ambitious woman who settles for a moderately ineffectual man who is both well-hung and good-hearted, and when they get together at the end (albeit by way of similarly implausible family tangles), their bond seems motivated and sure.

Bias in the assessment of outcome is similarly implausible as this was also conducted blind to the treatment allocation.

It is therefore not an option to have an open mind about homeopathy or similarly implausible forms of alternative/complementary medicine, for example Bach Flower remedies, spiritual healing and crystal therapy.

Similarly, Linus Pauling proposed a well-defined model of DNA that was likewise implausible yet thought-provoking to other investigators.

Similarly, it seems implausible that not including patients who had died could have introduced bias, as this would only occur if mortality were associated with the combination of breast cancer status and the reproductive factor being analysed.

The data also bolsters the F.B.I.'s assertion that since the Sept. 11 attacks, the bureau has taken low-grade tips about national security threats more seriously than similarly vague and seemingly implausible leads about possible criminal activity.

The script, by Mr. Annaud and Alain Godard, is at times similarly overdone, a lurching mélange of the obvious and the implausible.

Similarly, while nonself is the ultimate truth of the personal self, nonself is implausible to be ultimately real.

Similarly, the threat that London's banks would decamp for Frankfurt is not only logistically implausible, but doesn't take the banks' clients into account.

Similarly, suggestions that the two killers were acting on behalf of a Russian mafia group "would not be implausible", says Owen, given Litvinenko was supplying information to both MI6 and the Spanish security services.