Sentence examples for preposterous experience from inspiring English sources
"Magnolia" is a magic carpet ride through the Valley, gracefully gliding among a number of different stories, all involving lonely, isolated people and building to a mystical climax that unites the characters in a shared, preposterous experience.
The movie is "a ridiculous, preposterous, sometimes maddening experience, but also kind of a blast," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in January.
Experience demonstrates just how preposterous this idea is.
It was a preposterous compliment for someone with his experience level.
One of the more preposterous parts of today's e-commerce experience is that advertising is always looking in the rear-view mirror.
"It is simply preposterous that a region's people must travel to another continent to experience their culture and history," he said.
To say that everything is matter and energy is preposterous when you are trying to get at the mind and subjective experience.
Jansen struggled with the preposterous idea that ghosts may actually exist, but as the supernatural experiences piled up, he also could not accept any conclusion to the contrary.
But the idea that a healthy person could exhaust all the possibilities for adventure and meaningful experience in a mere 300 years will strike many as simply preposterous.
Someone like Charles Barkley is allowed to say preposterous things and everyone loves him for it because he in no way ruins the actual, in-game experience.
