improbably

How To Use improbably In A Sentence

• She was short, with big curly brown hair and a little bald husband, and she was always cheery and happy and had an improbably posh accent and as with most such people a fearsome temper that you really didn't want to provoke.
• One of the best is Ganga Garden, overlooking a lagoon formed by the River Bentota and run, improbably enough, by a Blackpool landlady.
• As the picture shows, two of the items that feature (perhaps improbably) in my own washbag are the Mennen shave stick and a cheap generic tube of toothpaste. Planning The Perfect Travel Washbag | Lifehacker Australia
• Until this season, they'd been hopeless wheel-spinners, a punch line with a rambling ex-coach Mike Singletary who still gets mocked, improbably, on David Letterman's "Late Show. San Francisco Is Very Hard to Hate
• The Italian composer was born, improbably enough, at Newcastle upon Tyne.
• This year, summer has appeared improbably early.
• Diesel, quite improbably, had always had a yen to act with the grande dame.
• An economy of voluntary exchanges is inherently inegalitarian (even if economies of a more regimented type may conceivably but somewhat improbably be less so.)
• Improbably yet convincingly, the film ends on an optimistic note.
• Days are no longer fuelled by ‘hamburger flavoured puffed wheat snacks’ and improbably flavoured, highly coloured fizzy pop.