Sentence examples for even the most preposterous from inspiring English sources

Vaughn's direction isn't subtle but you can't help but warm to the boyish glee with which he tackles even the most preposterous the action sequences.

But this other disquieting notion surely is: the memory of the Holocaust is too fresh and the price of over-optimism too well known for any Israeli to disregard even the most preposterous scenario.

With a forgetfulness that, if genuine, demonstrates how rapidly the most preposterous inventions can acquire the status of fact, even his colleagues at WikiLeaks have convinced themselves that Assange was incarcerated by a British government determined to keep him quiet.

The most preposterous claims coming from Treasury revolve around the estate tax.

Could this be the most preposterous of steals?

It's one of the most preposterous pieces of orchestration ever conceived.

This may be the most preposterous "Housewives" edition, but it's also the most believable.

And frankly, most Hollywood producers would have thrown out some of the most preposterous details of Buss's story.

And the business of Steve Pate's injury was the most preposterous nonsense of the sporting year.

And the most preposterous thought is, at 33, she's better than ever.

That may be the most preposterous piece of rhyming slang I've ever heard.