This just in: The "war on terror" was a mistake -- a flaming, preposterous idiocy, in fact.
Most people will consider this assertion preposterous, but the facts don't lie.
The idea that this information is "secret" is preposterous, and reveals the fact that whoever designed the scorecard clearly has not gone on an admissions tour recently, or perhaps had a single bad experience that's now exalted to federal policy (not an unusual result from the types of regulations we've seen recently).
It would seem preposterous to accept the fact that some units/cells/organs could be intentionally excluded within a well-functioning system.
"It's a preposterous misrepresentation of the facts," said Billy Sparks, a campaign spokesman for Mr. Richardson.
The Unknown Woman is an odd, dramatically stilted and passionless quasi-procedural concerning a mysterious death; it depends on a series of unconvincing, and in fact borderline-preposterous, encounters and features a bafflingly inert performance from Adèle Haenel, whose usual spark appears to have been doused by self-consciousness.
In fact, it is preposterous.
Skeptics considered such estimates preposterous in view of the fact that few suits involving influenza vaccine have been filed in recent years and no comparable barrage of litigation occurred during the polio immunization drive.
While his brother Boris relies on charm, Jo is determinedly cerebral and academic, wielding facts rather than preposterous words to bolster his arguments.
In light of these facts, it's preposterous to suggest that a company as committed to safety as Tesla would allow untested or unsafe batteries to go in our vehicles.
Even much of our news today seems to have tumbled into a fantasy land, where FOX reporters and MSNBC anchors report to us of preposterous realms built from fake facts and partisan prejudices.
