Sentences with phrase «how implausible»

Public interest When viewed in this context, it can immediately be seen just how implausible it is when media defendants retrospectively attempt to categorise stories as matters of public interest when they are plainly anything but.

No matter how implausible a hypothesis might be, if it's the best one you are stuck with its implausibility.

Just how implausible is demonstrated in Swann v. Charlotte - Mecklenburg (1971), the second precedent rejected by Roberts and Scalia.

In Screenwriting 101, though, coincidences are fine, regardless of how implausible or even impossible they might seem, as long as they happen early in the story.)

Gabaldón added, «It's one of those magical moments of research when, once you open your mind enough, you can surrender to the evidence in the data and discard what you had considered as a proven fact to adopt an entirely new paradigm, no matter how implausible it seems at first.

Mr Daudu's view implies that once the Supreme Court has delivered a decision, all are bound not merely to accept it as constituting an authoritative statement of the law of the land, but also immediately to accord it intellectual obeisance, and to undertake not to dissent publicly from that decision no matter how implausible or even improper it may seem.

All that being said, a trade seems unlikely given Miami's demands, but this is the Dodgers we're talking about, and it is the Marlins, so «never say never» is the kind of thing that applies to this situation, no matter how implausible it might sound.

Given a long enough timeline, any kind of imaginable accident, no matter how implausible at one time or another, can happen.

Not exact matches

I will the try to list every logically possible outcome, even those that seem obvious or obviously implausible, to show how flexible this framework and how useful in allowing us to evaluate policymaking:

I love comments like this that testify to the unfortunate fact that it doesn't matter how dumb or implausible or utterly brainless one's absurd view is.

Rhodri Davies QC, counsel for News International, has responded to «implausible» theories about how Rupert Murdoch became owner of The Times and Sunday Times.

Earlier propositions how information travels through the brain had the flaw of being biologically implausible.

And finally, I find it implausible that women outside of controlled studies will know precisely how much they need to add to their diets in order to achieve the proper balance.

To his credit, Roland Emmerich's «White House Down» knows just how completely ludicrous this storyline is, but fully embraces it, and has a lot fun riding it out to its utterly implausible end.

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.

Some viewers may actually enjoy the creepy images and haunting vibe enough to forgive such an implausible suspenser, but I'm wagering these viewers firmly reside in the «I'll watch anything that looks intense on the video store shelves, no matter how cheap it must be, and hey, I really like that Elisabeth Shue, she was so great in Adventures in Babysitting, and oh, I won't pay attention to just what's going on because I just love being creeped out, because I don't like to stop and think for even a minute, and it has a cute doggie in it, I think his name was Barfer, and, and, and, ooh I could just go on forever, he's so adorable» camp.

No amount of brave faces put on by the characters can change how awkward and implausible the story becomes.

As a straight procedural, this might have worked if Egoyan did not try the audience's patience and insult their intelligence with how utterly implausible his drama is.

The story is told in the riddle story format, a format that allows the reader to think critically and explain how the seemingly implausible events of the story were able to take place.

Now none of these five elements should be surprising, but I have been somewhat surprised at how some books are missing one of these elements, have them underdeveloped or make them implausible.

When I read the query letter, I was struck by how amateurish it was (though not implausible for a beginning writer to try).

On a side note, to all the people who boasted the 3DS» implausible recovery was proof that the Wii U was going to bounce back: how's that working out for you?

Before Steam Machines, such rumors were few and far in between and gained little to no traction, as such an upgrade was practically implausible for how it would disrupt the console cycle.

It seems implausible at first glance, but the big picture sinks in and you forget about how it was created.

Lichens are some of the most implausible but real species on our planet - illustrating how science can be stranger than fiction.

I suggest look at the fossil sequences of human ancestors from early apes to australopithicus, homo erectus and homo habilis to homo sapiens, and notice how they morph one into the other quite smoothly, all explained by Darwinian evolution, while with respect the old testament verision is clearly a creation myth like you find in early greek and roman culture etc, an imaginative guess, and very implausible in light of our current understanding of things.

On the face of it the Makarieva paper would seem to be implausible on those grounds so I invite Anastassia or her colleagues to suggest how they would deal with those problems.

«An overwhelming objection is that the exploitation of tar sands would make it implausible to stabilize climate and avoid disastrous global climate impacts... governments are acting as if they are oblivious to the fact that there is a limit on how much fossil fuel carbon we can put into the air.»

Although scientists dismissed how the filmmakers employed climate science (in the film the world enters an implausible new Ice Age), a slowdown in the current is certainly a theoretical possibility in the future.

Although Eichmann's factual argument is implausible and self - serving (and inconsistent with the facts), it does raise, in the abstract, a complex legal question: how to treat the responsibility of mid-level or upper - level perpetrators who control subordinates below them but who are arguably not at the top of the chain of command.

Before Steam Machines, such rumors were few and far in between and gained little to no traction, as such an upgrade was practically implausible for how it would disrupt the console cycle.