Sentence examples similar to evidently preposterous from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because precise accusations are self-evidently preposterous, it resorts to vague insinuations about "hidden forces".
At a press conference in Kennebunkport, when the President introduced Thomas to the nation, Bush said that the young judge was "the best qualified" nominee for the Court — a self-evidently preposterous statement.
He continues: "These laws are self-evidently ludicrous, and the fact that a western government is harassing Wolff and GQ for publishing opinions about a public figure is preposterous.
Its imagery is preposterous.
This image is preposterous.
The statement was preposterous.
"I want a Black woman for president," she writes, and if you say that's preposterous, you evidently did not see that the preposterous just happened.
Obviously this was preposterous.
He evidently got Trump to nod along to the preposterous idea that Russian investigators should be allowed to observe interrogations of present and former senior U.S. officials on bogus political charges.
Winter Sleep is the story of a conceited and preposterous man in late middle-age, a former actor who has evidently retired from the stage and screen to run a hotel.
