Use of implausible in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include implausible at the start of sentence, implausible at the end of sentence and implausible in the middle of sentence
For urdu meanings and examples of implausible click here
implausible at the start of sentence
- Implausible though it may seem, insurance companies also provide a social service.
implausible at the end of sentence
- This idea is totally implausible.
- Her explanation is not implausible.
- Moreover in many cases it is implausible.
- Yet the very idea was gross and implausible.
- These results might be considered implausible.
- Margaret found his excuse somewhat implausible.
- The whole plot of the film is ridiculously implausible.
- But the tremendous earthquakes they showed were somewhat implausible.
- Well, you and other men of science seem to assume two things which I find rather implausible.
- But it indicates that the idea of allergies affecting the mind - and viceversa - is not implausible.
- He felt that the idea that the human lifespan could continue to increase was biologically implausible.
- This is a textbook example of how Hollywood undermines its best ideas, by insisting on happy endings, even when they are completely implausible.
implausible in the middle of sentence
- This is a possible scenario, but an implausible one.
- I had to admit it sounded like an implausible excuse.
- He gave a series of increasingly implausible excuses.
- But in fact it seems most implausible the ether should do this.
- It's not entirely implausible that a galaxy could be identical to our own.
- Jill says she can earn $50,000 from the job, but this is an implausible figure.
- Red Rock West is a slow-burn thriller, wry and dry, implausible and quietly confident about itself.
- All those animals with implausible names, which will come in so handy for Countdown, making a dash for it.
- While unlikely, this is not in principle altogether implausible, and so the wrong answer would be reached.
- While such mentalistic constructions may sound implausible at first sight, they are justified in three ways.
- However, I would agree with Searle that this possibility has been rendered rather implausible, to say the least.
- The film dramatises and elaborates these fears in a knockabout, comic-book style with slightly implausible plot complications.
- The film has its rough patches: particularly the implausible speed with which Jeanne catches on to something being amiss with Mika.
- So despite its popularity and even fashionableness, retributivism remains an implausible justification for our practices of punishment.
- Knowledge of how word meanings combine at the sentence level can rule out grammatically correct, but semantically implausible sentences.
- All three of Kane's categories suffer from implausible assumptions which belong in the realms of racist folklore rather than scientific inquiry.
