Sentence examples for it might seem preposterous from inspiring English sources
It might seem preposterous to suggest that The Associated Press should name a wide receiver the NFL's MVP of the year.
It's a prospect that, announced by almost any other developer, might seem preposterous and attention-seeking but it's worth remembering Polyphony has dabbled in this real-virtual crossover before.
The question might seem preposterous — the British, after all, have quit India.
The need for such a program might seem preposterous in this day of million-dollar contracts, but such contracts weren't always the case.
Even a small child knows how to slice off unwanted bread crust, so patenting such a notion might seem preposterous.
To the outside world, the idea that broadcasts that also showcase freedom and democracy, and how people are allowed to enjoy love and life, can anger a country enough to risk going to war might seem preposterous.
It might seem overly optimistic if not preposterous to assume that her life could be radically altered in the space of a single year.
Understood within the context of evolutionary theory, said Dr. Neil Malamuth, professor of psychology at the University of California at Los Angeles, the scientists' thesis "is not as preposterous as it might seem".
Preposterous as it might seem, to supporters of animal rights, what I was doing was tantamount to reading "Uncle Tom's Cabin" on a plantation in the Deep South in 1852.
