Sentence examples for ever more preposterous from inspiring English sources
Their covers get ever more preposterous.
As are we all, yet oddly unified in our collective inability to accept Geri's ever more preposterous CV bolt-ons.
"What's he building in there?" Waits keeps asking, his curtain twitching, his conjecture becoming ever more preposterous as the backing frequencies oscillate, the static becoming yet more deranged.
In it Fairbanks plays a Kansas go-getter whose obsession with Alexandre Dumas drives him to ever more preposterous acts of romantic gallantry.
The play at the Flea Theater in TriBeCa is a lunatic fable that considers love and death and fate in a series of ever more preposterous iterations.
Friel's penchant for embroidering Ibsen is also shown in a later episode when Tesman dreams up ever more preposterous names for Hedda's anticipated baby.
What makes "Prime Time Love" such a hoot isn't merely the image of a grown man too lazy to walk to the kitchen, but also the even more preposterous idea that someone married to the one person ever to play in both the Super Bowl and the World Series would expect an equitable division of household labor.
Other immigration lawyers handle even more preposterous caseloads than Mr. Liu.
That this argument finds particular favor among conservatives is even more preposterous.
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.
