Sentence examples for what seems implausible from inspiring English sources
"What seems implausible to me is a lifetime of absolute normalcy, a world in which there are no invasions, occupations, or wars, no poverty or dictators, no earthquakes or cholera".
By Nadine Zylberberg April 18 , 2014"What seems implausible to me is a lifetime of absolute normalcy, a world in which there are no invasions, occupations, or wars, no poverty or dictators, no earthquakes or cholera".
They even managed to trip up one of the storytellers on what seemed an implausible detail.
But this is an implausible explanation for what seems to be a democratizing trend, with rising achievement.
It is still possible, of course, that we will learn that the engineers were under orders from management to beat the tests by any means necessary, but based on what we now know, that seems implausible.
The Government's posited scenario seems implausible; it is not clear what incentive a volunteer has to pay someone else's taxes as a way to help her evade them.
It seems implausible that reciprocity should apply so rarely, particularly when what would make the difference as to whether reciprocity supports benefits is facts about supply and demand of participants.
This hardly seems implausible.
