Meanings of more implausible in anglès

Over time, utopia has become more difficult to write and more implausible.

Irish politics are far more implausible than Star Trek, but the same principle applies.

For that revolution to succeed, Quora will need to achieve something even more implausible.

That may be true, although Freeman Carter has persuaded juries of more implausible things.

It sounded implausible but no more implausible than many of the events that preceded it.

Bell was the schooled muso able to translate the more implausible ideas spinning around Hart's brain.

Like a political potboiler that grows more implausible with every instalment, Brazil's political crisis risks veering out of control.

As the possibility of actual victory becomes ever more implausible, they have tended to attach themselves to specific moments and players.

Denis Villeneuve's wonderful new film, derived from a knotty story by Ted Chiang, argues that humans might manage an even more implausible feat.

Almost more implausible, when you watch the likes of BBC4's three-part documentary Rock'n'Roll America, is the fact that it happened well within living memory.

I find that suggestion infinitely more implausible than the suggestion that Monte Verde and Meadowcroft will eventually be reinterpreted, as have other claimed pre-Clovis sites.

"It's way more implausible."