Sentence examples for wholly implausible from inspiring English sources
It is a wholly implausible and inconsistent set of demands.
What follows is a four-page italicized and wholly implausible internal monologue in which Nixon sounds like a cross between Andy Hardy and Bela Lugosi.
It is not wholly implausible that Colombia's paramilitary leaders—and even its army might make an alliance of convenience with hardline opponents of Mr Chávez.
David Cameron has promised Britain is not turning its back on Europe by demanding a new relationship, as Nick Clegg criticised the "wholly implausible" plan.
As a science, as an efficient cure for misery, as a secular religion, as a supreme explanation of virtually everything, it is wholly implausible.
Theoretically the notion of Mr. Stiller as a phobia-ridden risk assessor for an insurance company loosened up by Ms. Aniston as a carefree daredevil isn't wholly implausible.
They are quite sane, and their vision is not completely implausible, even if it's not wholly peaceable and benign.
They are quite sane, and their vision is not completely implausible, even if it's not wholly peaceable and benign.
This is completely implausible.
It's completely implausible.
Not entirely implausible plots.
