| This piece of implausible tripe is an insult to the intelligence of even the most brain dead of Sunday night viewers. |
| He is a self-taught musician, which makes his life path and progressions that much more implausible. |
| Scalia's interpretation is implausible and would effectively emasculate the Amendment. |
| One reviewer finds Perkins' story implausible and unconvincing, except perhaps to conspiracy buffs. |
| When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever is left no matter how implausible, must be true. |
| He campaigned energetically and acted more like an opposition leader than a president, making implausible promises about tax cuts. |
