Sentence examples for bit preposterous from inspiring English sources

It would be a bit preposterous to think I could tell everyone what to think.

The resulting images are fierce, colorful, grainy, a bit preposterous and patently artificial.

It's a heady thought — if a bit preposterous — that a few lines of verse might undermine a government.

That's not to say Bowie doesn't take himself very seriously: he is controlling and a bit preposterous too.

It is a bit preposterous to speculate on the future of altmetrics when the basics and definitions of these measures are yet to be agreed on.

Perhaps current American dance culture is a bit preposterous, related to "real" house and techno only in the same way as the heavy metal of the 70s and 80s was to the blues.

Love, after all, is every bit as preposterous, subjective and inexplicable as faith itself.

It is a relief to report that the film (executive produced by Steven Spielberg) turns out to be every bit as preposterous as the three earlier Jurassic adventures based on Michael Crichton's sci-fi novels.

It occurs during "C'est Duckie!," a preposterous bit of performance art occupying the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center, when one of the troupe members hands you a tortilla chip.

In a particularly preposterous bit of spin, she told a group of Hispanic students a few days ago, when she did not realize she was being recorded, that those people were not necessarily Hispanic.

A character batted from pillar to post and subject to a great deal of Uncle Julian's Googlings to illustrate period detail (the white gloves, the tarmac episode, the preposterous bit where Bates wrote him a cheque for the equivalent of £3bn).