1. These results might be considered implausible.

2. Margaret found his excuse somewhat implausible.

3. Her explanation is not implausible.

4. This idea is totally implausible.

5. I had to admit it sounded like an implausible excuse.

6. The whole plot of the film is ridiculously implausible.

7. He gave a series of increasingly implausible excuses.

8. It's not entirely implausible that a galaxy could be identical to our own.

9. Yet the very idea was gross and implausible.

10. But the tremendous earthquakes they showed were somewhat implausible.

11. Moreover in many cases it is implausible.

12. This is a possible scenario, but an implausible one.

13. While unlikely, this is not in principle altogether implausible, and so the wrong answer would be reached.

14. While such mentalistic constructions may sound implausible at first sight, they are justified in three ways.

15. But in fact it seems most implausible the ether should do this.

15. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

16. The film has its rough patches: particularly the implausible speed with which Jeanne catches on to something being amiss with Mika.

17. Implausible though it may seem, insurance companies also provide a social service.

18. All three of Kane's categories suffer from implausible assumptions which belong in the realms of racist folklore rather than scientific inquiry.

19. All those animals with implausible names, which will come in so handy for Countdown, making a dash for it.

20. Well, you and other men of science seem to assume two things which I find rather implausible.

21. But it indicates that the idea of allergies affecting the mind - and viceversa - is not implausible.

22. This is a textbook example of how Hollywood undermines its best ideas, by insisting on happy endings, even when they are completely implausible.

23. So despite its popularity and even fashionableness, retributivism remains an implausible justification for our practices of punishment.

24. The film dramatises and elaborates these fears in a knockabout, comic-book style with slightly implausible plot complications.

25. However, I would agree with Searle that this possibility has been rendered rather implausible, to say the least.

26. He felt that the idea that the human lifespan could continue to increase was biologically implausible.

27. Knowledge of how word meanings combine at the sentence level can rule out grammatically correct, but semantically implausible sentences.

28. Red Rock West is a slow-burn thriller, wry and dry, implausible and quietly confident about itself.

29. Jill says she can earn $50,000 from the job, but this is an implausible figure.

30. Sayre used di-gram and tri-gram statistics to rule out implausible letter string combinations.

1. These results might be considered implausible.

2. Margaret found his excuse somewhat implausible.

3. Her explanation is not implausible.

4. This idea is totally implausible.

5. I had to admit it sounded like an implausible excuse.

31. Miss Harris' experience of healing, however implausible it seems, is common in religious meetings.

32. In any case, shortage of profits is quite implausible as an explanatory factor.

33. So implausible, so achingly out of touch are they, no amount of Toytown trickery can disguise their ancient irrelevance.

34. A huge and implausible fiction - yes, but I dipped in for cursory inspection.

35. The idea that a virus could wipe out an entire city so quickly seems a little implausible.

36. All these parts interrelate, and it is implausible in the extreme to suppose that their interrelation is fortuitous.

37. Adults do not need to be rewarded by implausible flattery.

38. Story then becomes revised into recitation or into a deliberately implausible sequence against which the narrative voice can play.

39. With hindsight, the whole affair seems implausible.

40. Suggestions that there had been foul play sounded implausible.

41. An Intel like monopoly in chips also seems implausible.

42. This is a blatantly implausible claim.

43. I paint a bleak, but hardly implausible picture.

44. Your background is entirely implausible.

45. Many believed that Mr Ahmadinejad's landslide victory in presidential election is implausible.

45. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

46. It's implausible to think he'd have done so in Washington.

47. For Amelia Heaton-Renshaw, that implausible yarn is the true story of her two-year-old Shanghai business, Amelia's Marketplace, which bills itself as the city's 'jam and chutney hotline.'

48. For Smith, who had lived in a Glasgow transformed by trade and industry, this was implausible.

49. Who knows, one day a virgin birth in humans may not be so implausible after all.

50. Predictions that Japan would over - take the US, popular in the late 1980 s, were always implausible.

51. It seems implausible that the projects would have gone ahead without her backing.

52. Biologists say implausible that onions could attract flu virus as a bug zapper traps flies.

53. At his birth, in 1881, Lu Xun's future as a professional iconoclast would have looked implausible.

54. Alternatives which are extremely implausible need not be discussed at all.

55. The implausibility of one version of consequentialism does not make consequentialism implausible in general, since other versions of consequentialism still might be plausible.

56. The inflation numbers cited imply a completely implausible estimate of the slope of the SRAS.

57. When asked about the scar on his head, he confabulated wholly implausible explanations: he had undergone dental surgery or a coronary bypass operation.

58. A big rise in corporate investment in the US also seems implausible if the economy slows.

59. From a macroeconomic viewpoint, this argument was rather implausible, except in the extremely long term, for China's economy is already three times the size of India's.

60. Yet, implausible as it may seem, swallowing his pride, mastering his instinct for self-exculpation and apologising for the recession might be Mr Brown's best hope of political recovery.