Sentence examples similar to though quite improbable from inspiring English sources

I first encountered true Japanese noodles in a quite improbable setting.

CfA astronomer Gongjie Li, lead author on the new star cluster study, agreed that this scenario is quite improbable.

Since folk theories generally turn out to be mistaken, it seems quite improbable that folk psychology will turn out true.

The CESS report noted that while this may be a possibility, it is quite improbable.

Even though this group forms distinct interactions with the ribosome, such a conformation has never been observed in solution and is so energetically unfavorable that it seems quite improbable.

None reacted positive, making the chance of having missed a slowly ongoing chronic encephalomyelitis very small: its existence in MS must be quite improbable.

A BOOK entitled "Romanticism and Its Consolations" or "Romanticism and Contentment" is improbable at the time of writing (though quite possibly someone is at work on a therapeutic study called "Romantics Who Can't Love Enough -- and the Critics Who Misunderstand Them").

A few hours later, though, an improbable circumstance intruded.

Relegation battles sometimes involve unlikely rescuers but rarely anyone quite this improbable.

By Mark Singer Though not quite a contact sport, commencement exercises can arouse free-floating anxieties and conjure improbable perils.

But the mother-son-Katie triangle is quite frankly improbable.