Sentence examples for truly implausible from inspiring English sources
Among the many health outcomes available in the dataset, we found only three for which a social effect was truly implausible.
Firstly, even truly implausible effects can generate results that support the hypothesis, and, secondly, appropriate inclusion of confounders returns the error bounds to a failure to reject the null.
You have to have followed the industry for the last decade to truly understand how implausible this would have been just a few years ago.
And while the Japanese have every right to be concerned about their primary food source, I find it implausible that any intelligent person could truly believe that dolphins are responsible for fish disappearing from our oceans.
But on a Fregean view, this sort of view of attitude ascriptions would require that Hammurabi thought of the planet Venus under the same mode of presentation as I attach to the term 'Hesperus.' This seems implausible, since it seems that I can truly report Hammurabi's beliefs without knowing anything about the mode of presentation under which he thought of the planets.
If so, it is a pretty fatuous equivalence, made much more implausible by the clotted structure, some wince-makingly unconvincing scenes and truly terrible acting.
Yet post-Trump reality has shown that the only truly damning stories are the ones that lack a counter-narrative, no matter how feeble or implausible.
Her publisher, incidentally, is supposed to have forced upon her the services of a fantastically implausible "assistant" (Queen Latifah) to coach her through writer's block: this is the film's only truly surreal departure from the normal universe.
It is implausible because almost no one can hold such a position consistently: do those who sneer at "objectivity" truly believe that David Irving is as right as anyone else when he concludes that nobody was gassed at Auschwitz?
