Sentence examples for was totally implausible from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg says he raised this because to suggest that 29m people might come to this county was "totally implausible".

Bill Shorten said on Saturday that it was "totally implausible" Fifield would not have told Turnbull or his staff of the investigation.

Ms. Osbourne, on the other hand, took to Twitter to explain clumsily that the whole thing was totally implausible anyway: "If Miley Cyrus is not recording/filming/touring, she works every day.

Dr. Thomas Nerad, an expert on single-celled marine organisms at the American Type Culture Collection, a repository of micro-organisms and molecular biology materials, said he too had concluded that Dr. Burkholder's 24-stage life cycle for pfiesteria was "totally implausible".

While, as a movie, it remains one of my all-time favorites, the metatheory presented in the movie was as ridiculously vast as it was totally implausible, involving a cast of hundreds of conspirators, and, in many places, outright falsehoods about Jim Garrison's investigation and prosecution of Clay Shaw.

"It would be totally implausible to sustainably accommodate this scale of growth," said the report.

It is totally implausible for Cameron to be the architect of responsible capitalism.

"It's totally implausible to think that there's going to be a surge in manufacturing jobs," said Lawrence F. Katz, an economist at Harvard.

Perhaps the context – Pie hosts Children in Need – is meant to render them funny, but it doesn't, because it's totally implausible.

He then criticises the use of the Pain & Young paper to support the 3m jobs claim: Even if the potential negative impact on trade and investment discussed above were actually to materialise, such claims are totally implausible, and certainly not based on evidence.

While it wouldn't be totally implausible for a pigeon to use syringes in a nest, she added, it's odd that the nest includes only syringes.