Sentence examples for feels preposterous from inspiring English sources

It feels preposterous to suggest a player who has scored 27 goals in 30 league games might still be catching the Championship unawares, but so much of the focus in a refreshingly attack-minded team is hogged by the extravagant skills of Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie, and of late the young Welshman Jonathan Williams, that the focal point has often gone ignored.

"We made this little show and now we're getting an award next to people who were trying to rescue 200 girls from sexual slavery," says Schumer. "I feel preposterous.

The notion of soothing someone without feeding them felt preposterous.

Pat Dowell, veteran film critic for The Washingtonian, had her 34-word capsule review for the January issue rejected by her editor John Limpert on the grounds that he didn't want a positive review for a film he felt was "preposterous" associated with the magazine.

The word preposterous just feels right.

Their resilience to come back with ten men, salvaging a point courtesy of Alexis Sánchez's first league goal since October, does not make it feel any less preposterous that they lost so meekly against Swansea City and Manchester United in their previous two league fixtures.

Chettiar was not convinced with the fact that a "villain" plays the main role as he felt it was "ridiculous" and "preposterous"; he voiced this opinion whenever he came to the location.

The plot, meanwhile, tilts from the random to the preposterous, and a final twist feels less like a payoff than like a cheat.

Miami has always had a slightly preposterous side, but this week it feels even weirder due to the electronic musical epiphany mainstream America is going through.

But "Dangerous Ishhq" itself feels out of time, beamed from a long-ago era of preposterous plotting and cheesy effects.

What I remember most about Week 1 was how preposterous it felt.