Sentence examples for wholly improbable from inspiring English sources
But wholly improbable as a thing that might actually be seen.
Which perhaps makes this tiny Breton village a less improbable locale for the wholly improbable happening it hosts each year.
Then Tim Tebow, playing for the Denver Broncos, subbed in for Kyle Orton and led a wholly improbable march to the playoffs, and sense started drifting toward me.
The demon has invaded you... "It sometimes happens that people completely unsuited for word-play will improvise an endless string of puns and wholly improbable idea relationships fit to outdo the ablest masters of this preposterous craft.
The suggestion that time is on the side of a second Netanyahu experiment is wholly improbable.The alternative is that the Israelis elect Ehud Barak, the Labour leader, to be their next prime minister on May 17th (or June 1st if there is no outright winner next Monday).
A wholly improbable merger happened in 2002 when Freer joined forces with Michael Carrender, the director of a carpet retailer in Florida.
Although gender specific differences in working conditions within professions cannot be ruled out it is improbable that this wholly explains the difference found.
Eventually, she says, he owned 4,000 tonnes of the stuff.However improbable this story sounds, it is not wholly disbelieved in the Philippines.
The lower (younger) limit of approximately 61 BCE might seem absurd given historical evidence and beliefs, but is not wholly implausible on linguistic grounds alone, even if – as Fig. 1B shows – it is improbable.
It seemed improbable that England would reintroduce Jimmy Anderson, leading Test wicket-taker and leader of the attack, unless he could wholly satisfy them of his fitness.
