Usar "improbably" en una oración

1. His stare was focused on the metal slab slowly coming their way, improbably keeping itself afloat half a foot above the sand:

2. Huge sparks seemed to fly from unfathomable contraptions that seemed to be hard at work, showering the improbably high walls with fiery fragments

3. Hilderich felt curiously intrigued by the improbably styled interior of the tower, though it troubled him that the atmosphere this place exuded was not akin to a place of healing

4. The prosthesis for the missing leg leaned, improbably, against the back wall

5. All had improbably black hair

6. If ice flowers could sing while they melted, Kate thought improbably, they might sound like that

7. It is a glorious place, and makes one feel incredibly large and improbably small

8. Not improbably, it was to this latter class of men that Mr

9. She might, and not improbably would, have suffered death from the stern tribunals of the period, for attempting to undermine the foundations of the Puritan establishment

10. Not improbably, he had never before viewed himself as he did now

11. Not improbably, this circumstance wrought a very material change in the public estimation; and, had the mother and child remained here, little Pearl, at a marriageable period of life, might have mingled her wild blood with the lineage of the devoutest Puritan among them all

12. Improbably, as he had moved toward the Pacific Coast Regatta, Ebright had demoted the varsity boys who had won the national title in Poughkeepsie the year before, in favor of a mixed boat of sophomores and juniors

13. "Is there not one alternative," I suggested, "grotesquely improbably, no doubt, but still just conceivable? Might the whole story of the cataleptic Russian and his son be a concoction of Dr

14. IN 1981, we’d found ourselves in an improbably plush country-house hotel in Aberdeenshire to shoot a video clip for “Good Year for the Roses

15. My squat vinyl suitcase was small but improbably heavy

16. Sam could still remember how her mom smelled as she returned to the couch, cocoa powder and marshmallow-melt, yes, but also an intricate woodland thing that spoke of California, from which she’d so improbably come

17. However improbably, he’d survived another round

18. [Note 14: Elvine, or Elvina, was not improbably the owner of the seductive feet apostrophized by the poet, since, in 1816, he wrote an ode, "To Her," which commences thus: