Sentence examples for surely implausible from inspiring English sources
Bringing back the last custodian, Root, is surely implausible given the commitment to having him open with Cook.
But the evaluation in that latter case is surely implausible.
It is surely not implausible that the quarter's reputed magic of release and renewal -- of renaissance -- can be expected to redound to its latest fallen idol.
It was a good story, but seemed implausible: surely Burmese spookery was more organised than that?
It sounds implausible, I know; surely the least we can ask of our therapists is that they should fail utterly to soothe the neuroses of their own relations.
Convenient, but surely to most people's eyes, implausible.
But this seems implausible: epiphenomenal entities are surely conceivable, which is good evidence that they are possible.
The Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission — which prompted Mitt Romney to make the Seussian statement that "corporations are people, my friend" — would surely have struck Dr. Seuss as the utmost in implausible nonsense.
The Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission which prompted Mitt Romney to make the Seussian statement that "corporations are people, my friend"—would surely have struck Dr. Seuss as the utmost in implausible nonsense.
Of all the implausible fantasy elements in the Twilight series, surely this is the most ludicrous, and the most appealing.
