Sentence examples for even more preposterous when from inspiring English sources

The piece became even more preposterous when the choreography required everyone to play harmonicas while moving.

Other immigration lawyers handle even more preposterous caseloads than Mr. Liu.

That this argument finds particular favor among conservatives is even more preposterous.

At times he kept driving only because to stop seemed even more preposterous than to continue.

Class differences based on skin color seem even more preposterous as newer immigrants have flooded in from the Caribbean, Asia, Africa and Latin America.

And so, once the basic conflict is established, the story plods along, alternating between preposterous -- in a bad way -- speeches and even more preposterous -- but in a good way -- shootouts and slugfests.

As preposterous as these plot twists are, with the exception of the kiss, even more preposterous is the fact that the principal decides not to fire Senate, reasoning that he is too gifted an educator.

If the Uefa president occasionally sounds sensible it is usually because the only point of comparison is Fifa's even more preposterous Sepp Blatter.

The blogger's fans responded by exposing, then mocking, the fake by creating even more preposterous fakes that pictured him standing with a series of figures, including Stalin, Napoleon, Hitler and a space alien.

After months and months of high unemployment and stern austerity, crooked bankers and shady journalists, and the hangover of riots that set parts of London on fire, the idea of a national revel seemed almost laughable, even more preposterous than revelry would usually seem in this land of sang-froid.

Even more preposterous is the idea that the Fed should be responsible for employment.