Sentence examples for a preposterous conclusion from inspiring English sources

Then, the FCC declared that Internet service providers (ISPs) were subject to Title II of the Communications Act, a preposterous conclusion.

As it winds toward a somewhat preposterous conclusion, Mr. Cosson's text is pocked with speeches about the urgent necessity of mending man's rapacious ways.

From the (inarguable) premise that the public is wearied by the failures of the political and economic establishment, it leaped to the (preposterous) conclusion that the country is crying out for a presidential candidate who mostly represents the interests and values of exactly that same establishment.

It is not clear how this preposterous conclusion made its way into the public as an official publication of CBO, without someone there catching it.

Some in the audience will hiss "huh?" as the film fades to black, but I'll argue that the preposterous conclusion (oh, just wait until you see what Morgan Freeman is left holding in the last scene) represents a genuine auteur leaving us with his pure sentiments.

And as the strong dissent by the American judge and Holocaust survivor Tom Buergenthal pointed out, the Court came to its preposterous conclusion that "the right of legitimate or inherent self-defense is not applicable in the present case" without considering "the deadly terrorist attacks to which Israel is being subjected".

As a preposterous opening ceremony reached a conclusion on the pitch, the two-thirds of the crowd dressed in red ran through stirring, but less-than-full-throttle, versions of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' and the present favourite, 'Fields of Anfield Road'.

That's a preposterous argument — it cherry-picks one of the jurors' preliminary determinations and ignores their ultimate conclusion that Smith should be sentenced to life without parole.

That's a preposterous position.

It's a preposterous notion.

It's a preposterous scenario.