Sentence examples for At preposterous from inspiring English sources

Nigerians purport to have the most authentic recipe and sigh wearily at preposterous notions such as adding garlic, bell pepper, carrots, green beans or cabbage.

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That was regarded as preposterous at the time, Dr Craford recalls, and a fellow scientist even called the assertion "technically irresponsible".

It struck me, while laughing my way through "Me, Myself and Irene," that its creators may be the only comic filmmakers in America who truly find white people at least as preposterous as they find black people.

Her husband, too, scoffed at the idea as preposterous.

Since the one-two punch of "Spirit" and "Teatro" in the late nineties, he has released albums at a preposterous pace, and in all directions at once.

At Gagosian, visitors are smiling a lot, like kids at a playground, first in a "wow" sort of way at the preposterous size of the piece, then when bumping into each other in the scary, single-lane-only passages between its walls.

These facts sound, at first, preposterous.

Each day is at once preposterous, poisonous, and dangerous.

His struggling will make you gasp at his preposterous lies one minute and admire his vision the next.

And in Sparkle's big final number at a preposterous solo concert debut with a full gospel choir, to a packed house after minimal preparation, she delivers.