Sentence examples for more preposterous than from inspiring English sources

At times he kept driving only because to stop seemed even more preposterous than to continue.

To the Swedish artist Annika Lundgren, the idea is no more preposterous than what goes on in financial circles.

But it's an obligatory sort of updating that somehow makes the central premise seem more preposterous than ever.

Pausing briefly to ask oneself how the word "cockeyed" translates into Berlin vernacular, one next inquires how the theory could have been more preposterous than at first appeared.

It was no more preposterous than the large man in a biker outfit practicing his bagpipes, or the group practicing Ultimate Frisbee.

They piled their own falsehoods on top of the Clintons' evasions, none more preposterous than the notion that Mr. Foster was murdered, preferably by Hillary Clinton herself.

Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times was also disappointed, saying that it "amounts to little more than series of events and has a more preposterous premise than usual".

Other immigration lawyers handle even more preposterous caseloads than Mr. Liu.

The 69-year old leader, who ruled his impoverished nation with an iron fist, spread word of his own greatness to the point that he often seemed more preposterous myth than actual human.

Nothing could be more preposterous or absurd than to sacrifice the former to the latter".

Nicolas Roeg's The Man Who Fell to Earth is rereleased after 40 years and it looks more exotic, more preposterous, more fascinating than ever, like a hyper-evolved midnight movie in the manner of Roger Corman.