| She doesn't implausibly claim that overparenting does long-term harm to children by infantilizing them. |
| But images of Irvine impossibly and implausibly running the ball from deep and kicking unlikely goals from halfway will remain in the memory. |
| To her horror, though, Simone wins and strangles Guido, after which the drama is turned inside out and husband and wife are happily and implausibly reconciled. |
| His music tastes were known to run to pre-Beatles British pop, high-camp glam rock and implausibly obscure indie bands. |
| That which exists, however, suggests implausibly high estimates of near-rational behaviour when inflation is at 3 per cent. |
| The only trouble spot in this performance is his reaction to Juliet's false death, which builds so slowly as to seem implausibly flat. |
