Sentence examples for it preposterous from inspiring English sources
An Irish Catholic, Mr. Breslin cannot escape the cruel paradox that the very institution he now detests -- "this club of old men, this Catholic church that refuses to open its arms for so much good, makes it preposterous, and in my book pure evil" -- helped form in him a love for the poor and a passion for social justice.
Monte Schulz, his son, called it "preposterous".
He found it preposterous that his future should depend on a coach, and not a university.
"I found it preposterous that the girl who had made the accusation of rape had to leave the class.
He seems to find it preposterous for the authors to criticize President Clinton for cheating at golf.
Mr. Pataki's advisers dismiss the claim that he is angling for a job in Washington, calling it preposterous.
It sounds preposterous, but it's very good, if you can bring yourself to ask for it by name.
It's clever, it's fun, it's preposterous but actually quite good.
"I thought it was playacting; it was preposterous and silly," he recalled.
By these figures it seems preposterous to advance it as the world's second favourite.
On its face, it sounded preposterous.
