Sentence examples for was quite implausible from inspiring English sources
So would a low heart lead, but that was quite implausible.
My colleague Tom Zeller Jr., who covers environmental issues, was among the reporters who immediately sussed out the release's bogusness, noting that its content was quite implausible, that the affiliated Web site had only recently been registered and that its address was the clunky koch-inc.com.
The Twenty Committee considered that Ironside was quite implausible, and as a result was cautious about using agents to promote it too heavily.
(The value for the protective effect of vegetables on cancers of the oral cavity and pharynx in the meta-analysis of Soerjomataram et al (2010) was quite implausible, implying a reduction in risk of 1.4% per gram per day.
If we adopt a non-reductionist account of chance, this line of resistance is quite implausible.
Finally serious concerns about issues of distributive justice are avoided by what Lange considers to be quite implausible appeals to "invisible hand" arguments (Lange 1873 75, 3 242 259).
It will not do, for instance, simply to point out that people commonly say they envy someone's skill, say, in cases where it is quite implausible to suppose that they have any desire that the person loses the skill.
Franke suggests that the game model for reasoning about (5) and (6) should contain an element of asymmetry of alternatives: whereas it is reasonable (for a speaker to expect that) a listener would consider (5) to be an alternative utterance when hearing (6), it is quite implausible that (a speaker believes that) a listener will consider (6) a potential alternative utterance when hearing (5).
The system arguably held back economic progress for everyone in the South, but that point is quite different from the implausible claim that everyone was a victim of discrimination.
They are quite sane, and their vision is not completely implausible, even if it's not wholly peaceable and benign.
