Sentence examples for unlikely notion from inspiring English sources
As a result, officials, developers and urban planners are embracing an unlikely notion: the Olympic bid's defeat may have been one of the best things to happen for the city's growth in recent memory.
Pressing the theme, Collins even entertained the unlikely notion that Zach Wheeler, the organization's top prospect, who is pitching in Class AA, could appear for the Mets in the near future.
He thought of becoming a jockey himself when he was a teenager, an unlikely notion that makes you wonder if Lester Piggott ever harboured dreams of painting meaty nudes.
It might seem an unlikely notion to some but the importance of Kruse, Oar and Tom Rogic to the Socceroos has increased dramatically over a period of weeks, let alone a 12 month period.
Although, she noted that the use of Lewis's track for the entirety of the trailer seemed to make this an "unlikely" notion.
If we have a midnight clear, I'll go on the deck and listen to the deep silence, looking at the night sky with reverence, grateful for the unlikely notion of my own existence.
News, or supposed news, was leaked of unseemly squabbles among the constituents, and of such unlikely notions as plowing up Damrosch Park for a new opera house and turning the main plaza into an enclosed suburban mall.
It might seem unlikely, the notion of turning a stretch of local streets in New Jersey -- peppered with speed bumps, traffic and stoplights -- into a Formula One racecourse.
Creating music of charm, quirk and sublimity with a computer is no more unlikely a notion than making it on a ponderous wooden coffin with ivory keys, felt hammers and taut metal wires.
Equally unlikely is the notion of Sharon Stone, mega-rich dermatologist, looking magnificent but trembling and stammering before the man who played the whimpering, pants-pissing Bernie the schmatta in Miller's Crossing (as a horny but nervous first-timer, she loopily blurts out, "I'm a little crazed – I just came from an Aids benefit!").
The trial of Ambrose Harris, who admits killing Mr. Simon, is unlikely to dispel that notion.
