Sentence examples for It's absolutely preposterous from inspiring English sources

"It's absolutely preposterous to speculate that way," said Timothy Gerber, a professor of music and former chairman of the university's faculty council.

Even though it's absolutely preposterous".

"I think it's absolutely preposterous that Hillary comes in on the basis that she wants to help New Yorkers," Mr. D'Amato rants.

Johnson told MPs at foreign office questions on Tuesday that it was "absolutely preposterous" that there should be a motion condemning Israel's policy in the Golan Heights "when after all in that region of Syria we have seen the most appalling barbarity by the Assad regime and that was the point the UK government was rightly making".

"As originally contemplated, it was absolutely preposterous," said Richard Bourgerie, a retired lawyer who lives in an apartment there.

"It is absolutely preposterous to have taxpayers pick up the tab for the environmental mess the mining companies ought to be accountable for," said Jill Lancelot, senior adviser and co-founder of Taxpayers for Common Sense.

"I mean, it is absolutely preposterous that my presence is inciting people, per se".

"That's absolutely preposterous," Cookson said later.

So Roy Cooper's saying he intends to repeal the law is absolutely preposterous and impossible.

Mr. Tavel's manifesto for the movement was "we have passed beyond the absurd; our position is absolutely preposterous".

And cash in they did, but at some points their schedule was absolutely preposterous.