Sentence examples for is completely preposterous from inspiring English sources
On paper the character is completely preposterous, but since Tony is played by Robert Downey Jr., he's almost immediately as authentic and familiar — as much fun, as much trouble — as your ex-boyfriend or your old college roommate.
Not only is vulgar slang a vital component of Russian literature and art, but the clampdown is completely preposterous per se, argued Irvine Welsh It seems to be an attempt to erase and/or marginalise certain cultures, ie the working class, the ghetto, and so on.
That Samsung would ever copy something Apple had done first is completely preposterous of course, so I'm sure they would never, ever, never be building a mobile payments solution (longest eye-roll of all time).
"Any such limits would be completely preposterous," she said.
Greste's father said the claims against him were "completely preposterous".
A lot of the developments in "The Finder" are completely preposterous, if you stop to think about them.
The firestorm of events that ensues is a definite improvement on the earlier tedium but has the drawback of being completely preposterous.
"I thought what Max wanted was completely preposterous, and every time we talked about it, it threw me into a rage," Kate says.
"I think those charges are completely preposterous," says the State Department official.
"They have this preposterous idea that somehow there is this other kind of state of matter -- a dried residue that is completely inert".
