Sentence examples for totally unlikely from inspiring English sources

That is not a totally unlikely speculation.

Steele had to be articulate because for much of the 90 minutes a shock seemed totally unlikely.

"Some are clearly totally unlikely to be sold, and others might be more likely to be sold".

While one is far less likely to encounter sharks at beaches like the two mentioned here, "less likely" should not be taken to mean totally unlikely.

Senator Harry Reid, the Democratic majority leader, said he had to be assured of enough votes for gun restrictions (which seems totally unlikely) before he would even try again.

But on "Traced in Air" — Cynic's second album in 15 years and a totally unlikely comeback — the welter of detail is about one quarter mathematically busy, earning its designation as "progressive" music, and three-quarters flamboyantly, outrageously beautiful.

Porcelain was a most unlikely invention: totally unlike standard pottery, it achieves its amazing toughness and bone-like translucency through an unlikely combination of white clay, feldspar and quartz heated to 1,200C.

Earlier this year, the Infectious Diseases Society of America said the nation's stock of anti-viral medicine was "totally inadequate and unlikely to provide any meaningful benefit".

It's a theory that cannot be totally discounted but unlikely: Louis van Gaal still has plenty of support on the board and in the dressing room.

One of Sir Edward Heath's closest advisers has said allegations against the former prime minister are "so totally uncharacteristic and unlikely" that he does not believe them to be true.

An indirect effect of other SNPs such as S487N through LD, although not totally excluded, is unlikely.