Sentence examples for even more preposterous from inspiring English sources
That this argument finds particular favor among conservatives is even more preposterous.
His feathery mohawk is even more preposterous than that of the man he's just replaced.
Other immigration lawyers handle even more preposterous caseloads than Mr. Liu.
The piece became even more preposterous when the choreography required everyone to play harmonicas while moving.
At times he kept driving only because to stop seemed even more preposterous than to continue.
If the Uefa president occasionally sounds sensible it is usually because the only point of comparison is Fifa's even more preposterous Sepp Blatter.
Their covers get ever more preposterous.
His claims grew ever more preposterous today : tax credits had crashed the economy.
The grim, helter-skelter result, from a leaden scenario written by Robert E. Kent, succeeds in being even duller and more preposterous than the majority of Mr. Katzman's predecessors.Mr.Mr
Sometimes the most arcane dish is spiced with even more arcane flavours: a preposterous anecdote from Snorri Sturluson's Heimskringla (Hoard, page 223) is accompanied by two footnotes on the identities of Olaf, Olof the Treasurer, and Sigrid the Haughty.
It's an enjoyable place to be, even more so as this twisty film grows increasingly complicated and preposterous with the addition of some Navy types (James Marsden and Fred Ward, among others), a Central Intelligence Agency whack job (a funny Bill Paxton) swooping in on a black helicopter and empty gesturing at corrupt national institutions.
