Sentence examples for it looks preposterous from inspiring English sources
It looks preposterous in front of the manor, and the sight seems to delight him.
"Even though simulation is incredibly unfair and looks preposterous when viewed in a replay, some people regard it as smart or in the worst case as a harmless misdemeanour," added Blatter, who has been re-elected three times since becoming Fifa president in 1998.
The only constraint is that the purpose should be to ascertain if the person "is or has been concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism .Mightier than the penThis looks preposterous in Mr Miranda's case, if the term terrorism is to have meaning.
But not one will contain instructions on how to display a much-hoped-for, much-obsessed-over Oscar at home so it won't look preposterous.
I resisted for a long time, because it looks so preposterous, but it's really much more comfortable, and it lets me walk around when I'm on the phone, which boosts my energy.
I just looked preposterous.
Almost all Labour MPs endorsed Mr Brown's accession; ousting him would make them look preposterous.
The artist clearly enjoys confounding viewers, for the fins look preposterous in this setting.
While the court stopped short of repudiating separate-but-equal, Mr. Sweatt's case made the concept look preposterous and helped pave the road to Brown v. Board of Education.
The dynamism of Warner's production – which is enhanced by a voracious Charlotte Randle and an emollient Stephen Kennedy – risks looking preposterous.
