Sentence examples for some implausible from inspiring English sources

Some are obscure, some implausible and some blindingly obvious.

Despite huge gaps in the plot and some implausible staging, the old-school storytelling exudes a primal force.

The Supreme Court has been able to defend the practice only by producing some implausible guff about "diversity".

Despite huge gaps in the plot and some implausible staging of scenes, the old-school storytelling exudes a primal force.

In my view, these models mistake the correlation for causation and come up with some implausible outcomes as a result.

Despite some implausible stacking of the dramatic deck by the playwright, "Falling" makes some sound points and invites further investigation into the disorder (1 15).

There are some other implausible developments along the way.

And it shows some especially implausible results this season.

He did, though, give some seriously implausible figures.

Some seem implausible to outsiders, but less so in the opaque, cynical world of Russian politics.

Meanwhile, according to Wired, True Detective has featured some deeply implausible car journeys.