Sentence examples for too implausible from inspiring English sources

Too implausible, some say.

The ending was just too implausible.

No tale was too implausible, or marginal.

Mr. Daugherty called the congressman's explanation "a little too implausible".

Fantasizing about what it would be like to play third base was too implausible.

The defense Mr. McNair mounted almost sounds too implausible to be totally untrue, at least in his own mind.

It dramatised a none-too-implausible future in which every human encounter is ranked by participants out of five on their phone, and where your own personal ranking determines such things as which cars or apartments you can rent.

That too seems implausible optimistic.

However, I, too, find implausible the change in Cathy's personality.

But that, too, is implausible.

Thus, such evidence strongly refutes the "fairness hypothesis" relative to the "3/4-heads-propensity hypothesis", provided the assessment of prior probabilities (i.e., prior plausibilities) doesn't make the latter hypothesis too extremely implausible to begin with.