| She doesn't implausibly claim that overparenting does long-term harm to children by infantilizing them. |
| Bertus, an implausibly mature 16-year-old, rides at the rear as second guide and helps wrangle the loose horses. |
| His music tastes were known to run to pre-Beatles British pop, high-camp glam rock and implausibly obscure indie bands. |
| Science fiction cinema is no stranger to implausible robots, running the full gamut from implausibly cool to implausibly terrible. |
| The big bad company offers quite a good deal in the end, brokered by implausibly competent and honest lawyers. |
| Easily half this movie's running time is going to be devoted to the two of them either bickering shrewishly or falling implausibly in love. |
