Sentence examples for utterly implausible from inspiring English sources

In 1976 Margaret Thatcher looked utterly implausible, her party aghast after selecting her by mistake.

Siddiqui's lawyer, Elaine Whitfield Sharp, told CNN the scenario was utterly implausible.

Mr Justice Warby finds his evidence "utterly implausible" and hails responsible reporting in the public interest.

God knows what they really made of this utterly implausible yarn, but at least they sat and listened.

Before that happens, Sebastian passes his time at the beach house writing utterly implausible letters to his schoolteacher, Ms. Lambert.

The network of settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank is by now so dense that a unilateral Israeli withdrawal seems utterly implausible.

"Absolutely implausible," General Musharaff said.

What sinks This is Where I Leave You – in which matriarch Jane Fonda orders her unsettled brood of feckless adult kids to sit shiva for seven days for their late father – is its completely implausible, utterly inorganic family ensemble cast, the worst I've seen since Home For The Holidays.

The Great Gatsby, for example, is a most curious melodrama, an unbelievable farce – the love story of which is completely implausible but utterly necessary in transforming a creaking plot into a great novel.

At which the poor boy paused to catch his breath, looked upward like Christ on the Cross, then clambered up to us and breathed out, in a faint voice, the implausible yet utterly correct reply: ' "Go on, for I am strong and confident".

The danger is clear: if the utterly unsupported, but not entirely implausible, hypothesis is accepted then the deduction is not at all unreasonable.