Sentence examples for preposterous case from inspiring English sources
'El Insólito Caso de Miss Piña Colada'/'The Preposterous Case of Miss Pina Colada Carlos Ferrarii's not-quite-farcical comedy is about debt, appearances and beauty pageants.
"El Insólito Caso de Mis Piña Coladaa" ("The Preposterous Case of Miss Piña Colada"), now at Repertorio Español at the Gramercy Arts Theater, is definitely in tune with the times.
Not only has the show become cluttered with too many characters and preposterous case histories, it's forgotten what it's supposed to be about.
Anti-gay bigotry also fueled the preposterous case against Elizabeth Ramirez, Kristie Mayhugh, Cassandra Rivera, and Anna Vasquez, four women barely out of their teens lesbians and Latinas, two of them mothers of young children.
There are the preposterous cases – here let us consider both Bryan Ferry, who seems to have spent the last few decades actually being the kind of ennui-laden posho his songs once expertly parodied; and the frontman of Swedish metallers Abruptum, a man called Tony who insisted on being referred to as "It" because he was "too evil to be human".
One of the Osbournes' lawyers, ORIN SNYDER, called the case "preposterous".
There is often a moment in long-running disputes when one side jumps the shark and performs an action so preposterous that its case is forever discredited: so it was with Sheffield's Labour council and its dawn raid to destroy eight trees in Rustlings Road, where Jenny Hockey lives.
Her novels always feature surprising, in some cases preposterous, narrative elements, but she makes us believe them.
A jury found the case to be preposterous and took no more than 10 minutes to agree on a verdict of acquittal.
Forged more than 30 years ago, in the heat of Top of the Pops camera lights, this self-image should by now be preposterous – and yet, in his case it seems somehow heroic.
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.
