Sentences with phrase «bit implausible»

It appears to be a bit implausible because Samsung won't really be competing against the Snapdragon 823 with the Exynos 8890, which is its flagship high - end processor.

My point is, really, that the «ifs» are not in the slightest bit implausible.

This does sound a bit implausible, even if it is true it is pretty grossly irresponsible and you probably shouldn't just let it slide...

I found myself thinking — top marks for technology to Wakanda, but not so sure about their political system, it seems somewhat unstable, and a bit implausible that this is the first time in centuries that it collapsed into civil war.

Thinking they could demand his head as the price of a deal was anyway always a bit implausible: Britain could not be left in limbo waiting for a government while the Lib Dems spent six weeks or so choosing a new leader.

Does not revelation seem a bit implausible?

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He has been accused of being so implausible the satire is lost, but in fairness one of the greatest satires of all time, Spitting Image, hardly projected its biting critique through real life situations.

A movie so silly and banal that it may take us a bit longer than usual to realize how actually stupid, implausible and empty it is once it is over, with an awful amount of expository dialogue, poorly - developed characters and a non-linear structure adopted for no purpose at all.

Best bit: The implausible intensity of the penultimate mission, as you fight alongside Quiet, which pushes all your skills and equipment beyond reasonable limits.

But today Hyundai U.S. Chief John Krafcik shared a curious bit of info that seems almost implausible.

These are good first - week numbers for many video games, and they're implausible for a medium - sized unbiased studio like 11 - bit....

It's an approximation, but we should just have a new spherical system with an albedo a bit different from the first one, and it seems to me implausible that a few CO2 ppm added could change the albedo of this entire new system.

Detailed and thorough cross-examination of the complainant by defence lawyer Joseph Neuberger focused on instances of past aggressive behaviour by the complainant including previously biting the client and implausible and exaggerated aspects of her evidence.