Sentence examples for preposterous enough to from inspiring English sources

The aim of fantasy, after all, is to awaken something sleeping in our imaginations — and Martin and the show's creators, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, embrace this task with a passion, skirting dull expository groundwork in the early episodes in favor of those elements that are just preposterous enough to mirror the depravity of contemporary life.

Mitt Romney's claim that his ideas contributed to the revival of the auto industry is preposterous and easy enough to knock down.

He is on pace to finish the season with a preposterous 29 scores – enough to obliterate the NFL's single-season record for most touchdown catches, presently held by Randy Moss, with 23.

The preposterous is easy enough to identify: an 8-year-old can watch a tuxedoed James Bond striding through a posh casino with a knockout on each arm or water-skiing around the bay of Nice and think that, for a secret agent, this guy is awfully conspicuous.

This would all be preposterous enough, were it not for the fairytale romance that Eliot proceeds to graft on to this piece of political pabulum.

If the costumes are grand enough, if the tiaras sparkle enough, if the titles are preposterous enough, the mythology incomprehensible enough, then we'll still be fine.

His answer: "It's preposterous that we're stupid enough to fly.

It was so fine it couldn't be blighted even by his preposterous backdrop, a cohort of white-jacketed medical workers large enough to staff a hospital in one of the daytime soaps that refused to be pre-empted by the White House show.

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.

With the number of bank failures accelerating, and running far ahead of last year's pace, it is preposterous to conclude that the U.S. banking sector is well capitalized and strong enough to endure a severe economic recession.

So when I was lucky enough to get pregnant at 39, the idea that I would then suddenly start getting picky about whether I'd be buying pink or blue babygrows seemed preposterous.