unlikeliness

But there are limits, and one of them is to do with unlikeliness.

Against her would be the inherent unlikeliness of the story.

I think my doctors will confirm the unlikeliness of that.

Men certainly use the unlikeliness of their being charged or convicted.

But their sheer number makes up for the unlikeliness of each one."

The director thought about the unlikeliness of that journey.

As any such book must do, it illuminates the sheer unlikeliness of the man's career.

Unlikeliness is one of them, and another, I’ve noticed, is work.

“The thing you can’t do in fiction is unlikeliness,” he explains.

Unlikeliness is a measure of the degree of surprise in a result.

There's nothing new about an aura around a cultural event growing in proportion to the unlikeliness of its happening.

In their acceptance speeches, the creative team behind the show acknowledged the unlikeliness of its success.

News that she's up for a sequel is bittersweet, given its unlikeliness of it ever happening.

Here, the unlikeliness is hyped for all it's worth.

She took the action that she did, banking on Kathy's unlikeliness to start being nice.

It's allegedly based on a true story, but this thriller keeps pulling you up short with its unlikeliness.

Yet unlikeliness of an answer places no stricture upon the asking of a question.

She was about to separate them when she noticed what the unlikeliness had prevented her from seeing.

Despite their unlikeliness, both works are extraordinary, authentic creations.

His voice hinted at the unlikeliness of this.

I laughed at the unlikeliness of the coincidence.

Unlikeliness Counts The more gigantic the celebrity, the greater the number of points.

Oddly, watching Fredericks decide to say something encouraging, despite the unlikeliness of it being true, made him feel better.

The unlikeliness of a convicted paedophile revealing his victim to public gaze.

Nevertheless I am terribly eager to see Earth, in all its fantastic unlikeliness.