Sentence examples for increasingly preposterous from inspiring English sources

I proffered increasingly preposterous proofs, which produced similar results.

Life gets increasingly preposterous as you get on, doesn't it.

Heaven only knows how the increasingly preposterous clean movement is going to top this.

Consider the Wrangler's increasingly preposterous motor, a 3.8-liter V-6 that chokes out a mere 202 horsepower.

As the years pile up the withholding of vital information about family, children, background and work seems increasingly preposterous.

The beginning scenes are lucid and peculiar, but as the play's three acts progress they become increasingly preposterous, building to door-slamming farce one moment and then flashing back to Nazi horrors the next.

It's an enjoyable place to be, even more so as this twisty film grows increasingly complicated and preposterous with the addition of some Navy types (James Marsden and Fred Ward, among others), a Central Intelligence Agency whack job (a funny Bill Paxton) swooping in on a black helicopter and empty gesturing at corrupt national institutions.

As the second half narrows its focus on the heist, however, things get increasingly convoluted and preposterous, as Athale attempts to graft a twist-laden, stylish, crime-of-the-century sheen on something slice-of-life and pulpy.

This seems preposterous: fast-growing, increasingly plural China is not on the brink of a similar outbreak of party- fanned mass hysteria like the one that gripped China in the late 1960s.The party is not overMr Wen is right, however, to point out that the political system remains basically unaltered.

The explosive uptake of iPhones, iPads, and Android-based devises increasinglygly making this view seem preposterous.

Sven-Goran Eriksson became a preposterous playboy, linked with such increasingly outré schemes that it always comes as something of a start to remember he once made IFK Gothenburg one of the leading forces in Europe.