Sentences with phrase «such implausible»

The script that Dave Franco's Greg reads at the diner is full of lines that are well - known to fans of The Room and are 100 percent real, even such implausible ones as, «Leave your stupid comments in your pocket.»

Decent performances can't save a mystery that has to thread a very fine needle of contrivances, one of which is that we're supposed to buy the notion that such an implausible series of circumstances would continue over the course of many years.

Much of the reason why such an implausible story holds semblance of credibility is due to the fine ensemble of actors and Twohy's very able direction.

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.

This one endearingly eccentric, familiar detail — nothing brings down the house quite like the peek - a-boo intrusion of a boom mike — helps make palatable such an implausible showdown and its comically dated mise - en - scène.

Not exact matches

There's a lot of great action here, such as a train chase that is as memorable as it is implausible.

Obviously this set of scenarios — in which GDP grows on average at rates between 3 % and 6 % for ten years while credit efficiency is improved so dramatically that in 5 - 6 years China begins to deleverage and by the end of the period these growth rates can be maintained with no growth in credit — is theoretically possible, but just as obviously it is highly implausible, and I can not think of any country in history that has achieved such a turnaround in its financial sector without having first experienced a brutal financial crisis.

Noting that this would be a pretty awful inflation - adjusted return from a historical standpoint, Ezrati simply dismisses it as implausible: «Such an expectation is far from reasonable, not the least because today's fundamentals are far superior.»

But to expect perfect creatures to emerge unscathed from such wrenching decisions is simply implausible.

Plausibility, of course, is in the ear of the hearer, and no doubt many people do find such hypotheses implausible.

One who does not believe in God, for example, may find the existence of free, nonhuman, immaterial persons such as Satan quite implausible; one who already believes in the existence of at least one such free, nonhuman, immaterial person — i.e., God — may find it much less implausible.

Neither the White House nor the Congress seems interested in, or capable of, articulating such a doctrine, and it is not likely to come from a forum of formers who are reading from scripts that in the present political culture are, if intelligible at all, thoroughly implausible.

By the 1970s, however, such workings of grace had become implausible.

Such self - congratulation makes for smug, implausible, bad TV.

I'm aware that young earth creationists, such as Ken Ham, try to make the story less implausible by stating that the story refers to «kinds» or «baramins».

It does seem implausible that something so big (a six - or seven - plus - pound watermelon) could squeeze through such a little space, but that's exactly what happens most of the time.

«Even small proportionate losses in trade (or lost growth in trade) with the EU would require quite dramatic — and probably implausible — increases in trade with such countries.»

The report documents why (one of) the explanation offered by Russia (a bomb strike on a sarin stocking site) is implausible: the nerve agent would then have been burnt and buried and not released in such huge quantities in the air.

And the size of John Healey's lead is frankly implausible without such an intervention.

«It is therefore, impossible and implausible, for any monies under such presidential directives to be diverted during the process, at least from the standpoint of the Minister.

But such destruction of information also conflicts with the law of energy conservation, making this possibility implausible.

But people will less often think sentences containing an extra word, such as «The tax law benefitted from the businessman,» are incorrect, implausible as they may seem.

Other explanations, such as a more virulent strain or changes in land use, agriculture, or animal health systems, seemed implausible, they said, and the disease had struck primarily in those areas that had heated up the most.

«It's implausible that such a redistribution of heat in the Arctic system wouldn't change weather patterns somehow, somewhere,» Vavrus said.

The film is definitely over-plotted, and there are several creeping Hollywoodisms, such as the introduction of an implausible romantic subplot.

As implausible as such naiveté would have been in the late 1980s, when these fictionalized lovebirds are said to have met, Nick barely blinks when he discovers what the rest of the country - if not the world - already knows.

There is no denying that this film has other great, if implausible, moments, such as the «computer room» sequence cited in all of the trailers with Cruise playing a high - tech Pinocchio, but that's all this film has — great moments strung together with very little substance.

Sure, this is a fairly implausible story and begs the asking of such questions as «Isn't there an easier way to kill a mobster than holding an overnight siege?»

However, the Blizzard team eventually realized such an MMO was implausible.

The numbers are sampled so it's not uncommon to see implausible results such as several search engines at exactly 211 visits.

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.

For the early Earth, Goldblatt and Zahnle have done a good job showing that you need a number of implausible changes to clouds (such as 100 % tropical cloud cover, thicker, and higher / colder clouds to make this solution a plausible one).

I don't think there is enough data to say such conclusions are justified or to dismiss as «remarkably implausible» but the temperatures in the Arctic during that time were remarkably similar to this current period and the subject of several peer reviewed papers.

But if we happened to find strong evidence that, say 1K years ago temperatures were as high or higher than the ones predicted for the coming decades (not implausible as yet) we would have at least 2 major problems with the AGW theory: 1) According to the forcings commonly considered (for example in Crowley's data set) there would be no explanation for such a phenomenon.

What we know about human nature and human reasoning makes such a selective identification of origin implausible, IMO.

«There is no such thing as truly clean coal,» Luderer says in a statement, making it «increasingly implausible» it can play a role in a climate - friendly future, even with CCS.

This means characterizing and reporting the extreme tails of distributions, even in the many cases where the literature describes such outcomes only as «not implausible»; but it must be recognized that this puts an extra burden on IPCC authors.

My main point was entirely separate i.e. that without additional information it was inherently implausible (i.e. not entirely credible) that 3 years of La Nina in the 70's would energise two decades of strong El Ninos without supplementary assistance and I proposed that such assistance might arise from temperature discontinuities in the horizontal flow of the thermohaline circulation.

I find such arguments (coming from either side) to be quite implausible.

My own personal bias is that conspiracy ideation, and offering hyperbolic rhetoric is not disproporationate on one side of the climate wars compared to the other, and further, that what we know about human psychology and cognition would make such an outcome implausible.

Without such a sense, dire scenarios seem implausible and easy to dismiss.

However, simple analysis as above shows it is highly implausible that such mistakes will impact the result.

Falling for clean coal, carbon offsets, and similar implausible approaches only sabotages real efforts at making such a transition.

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.