Sentence examples for to be implausible from inspiring English sources

What do you find to be implausible or misleading?

Humans are enough alike for relativism about politics and society to be implausible.

Bob Edgar, president of Common Cause, said he found Justice Thomas's explanation about the omission to be "implausible".

Through internal clues in the story, it is realized that the lovers in Segelkranz's story are none other than Rex and Margot — a reveal that manages to be implausible, strangely inept, and deeply boring: it drags on for fifteen pages.

So colourful are the characters in films such as "Raising Arizona", "Fargo" and "No Country for Old Men", so distinctive are their faces and memorable their turns of phrase, that they ought to be implausible caricatures.

We take such a view to be implausible.

Proponents of the traditional view that cognition is skull-bound have argued, in reply, both that this inference is mistaken and the view it leads to is implausible and metaphysically extravagant (Rupert 2009b; Adams and Aizawa 2008; Aizawa 2007).

If that were true, Lorenzo Branch's account of a hand-to-hand tussle would be implausible.

But despite its sterling generosity of spirit, it would be implausible to describe this calculatedly anachronistic update of a medieval mystery play as penetrating.

But it would be implausible to conclude that they do not possess a legal order.

It would be implausible to suppose that Plato simply concocted the idea that Socrates followed a divine sign, especially because Xenophon too attributes this to his Socrates.