Sentence examples for preposterous design from inspiring English sources
Hutchinson's case was that St Paul's had always been a preposterous design because it was really a medieval English cathedral – one that happened to be built between 1675 and 1711 – that only masqueraded as a baroque temple.
They further commented that despite the "preposterous" design, Square was able to "successfully sell" Tidus as Final Fantasy Xs main protagonist.
A series of images soon to reach "online phenomenon" status: some jaw-droppingly preposterous poodle designs.
"Liz and Dick" is badly paced, cheap-looking and encrusted with a tinkly, preposterous soundtrack that is designed to make viewers go insane.
This is akin to a second death for a little country that has suffered mightily from the inconsistency, not to mention the cowardice, of a Europe that, even when the war was raging, was already the prisoner of a tangled web of preposterous rules that seemed designed to keep making the same errors.
This is preposterous and defies the statutory language, the context and design of the law, and the legislative history.
MSNBC described her attire as "the pinnacle of preposterous", noting that while it revolved around her femme fatale design, it appeared physically painful and made little sense to wear into combat.
One looked as if it were wrapped in cellophane, clearly designed for sneakerheads who collect these kinds of preposterous things like zealous numismatists.
His body as trembly as the preposterous feather stuck in his wig (just one fun detail of David Burdick's imaginative costume design), Nash makes Mozart at once silly and sweet.
