Sentence examples for unlikely concept from inspiring English sources

It was a doubly unlikely concept for me.

The new stadiums for the Yankees and the Mets have been quietly offering fans an unlikely concept in ballpark cuisine: fresh produce.

It is perhaps an unlikely concept: messages offered by the subway system to riders who are frequently trying to avoid listening to the subway system.

And so, guided by the noblest and most altruistic of intentions, Clifford Keith Hillegass became a pioneer in accustoming us to what might at first seem oxymoronic: the apparently unlikely concept of literature without language.

Others such as Dennett have argued that the notion of a philosophical zombie is an incoherent, or unlikely, concept.

The history of science, is by one reading, interpreted as a catalogue of conceptual bottlenecks overcome by synthesizing unlikely concepts.

Perhaps it's not as unlikely a concept as it seems: Brighton-based Ruth and Amy Anslow are in the process of setting up a chain they claim will be "fit for the 21st century" – hisBe Food CIC.

There was no such thing as Curtisland society (however unlikely a concept that had always been: only Curtis could write a movie about Notting Hill, London's most diverse borough, and not feature a single black face in it).

Our data strengthen a possible synapomorphy (limb-less tritocerebral segment) for the unlikely Atelocerata concept, either challenging modern phylogenies, or presenting a complex case of parallel evolution.

If the sculptures looked as unlikely as the concept sounds, they might be interesting, but they are high-mindedly serious, unimaginative and formally bland (Johnson).

Alex Horne, the general secretary of the FA, said it was "unlikely" that the concept of a unified Team GB would be resurrected in 2016.