| This story of putting lovers to the test following a simple wager came as a shock on account of its obvious immorality and implausibility. |
| Both are predicated on the implausibility of a constitutional amendment to achieve a similar end. |
| She's a kooky, overtalkative eccentric and there's a breathless implausibility to the way the romance develops. |
| The film has a brilliant plot, devoid of holes or implausibility, but is only secondary to the characters. |
| Twas preposterous to Hughes anywise, who considered it a complete implausibility. |
| It is on the face of it extremely implausible to deny change, but extreme implausibility has not always deterred philosophers. |
