Sentence examples for that feels implausible from inspiring English sources

Critics have accused him of selling his soul, along with his party's secrets, out of greed – but as the book has earned him a grand total of £40,000 that feels implausible.

In recent stories, however, there has been a more pronounced tendency on Ms. Munro's part deliberately to stage-manage her people's fates, resulting not only in more conventionally suspenseful narratives but also in tales that can feel implausible and contrived.

It still feels implausible.

For United, the greater issue might actually be returning to the days when it would have felt implausible that their best player was their goalkeeper.

"Will they, for example, say 'two thousand and one' or 'twenty hundred and one' when speaking of the year 2001," Thurber reports one friend asking, of a date that he feels has "a fictive and implausible look".

We feel it implausible that such a small increase in the dose would have an overall pharmacological effect in this population, especially as the child's weight is often estimated rather than measured as it is a medical emergency and they are convulsing, which makes weighing them impractical.

"The trick is to make things happen without making the audience feel like everything is changing, nothing that is implausible.

David Frum made the case that Tim Pawlenty may feel like an implausible choice now, but his overall lack of noticeable inadequacy could be his biggest strength.

At present that is implausible.

A month ago that was implausible.

"Even a moron would find that totally implausible".