Sentence examples for preposterous for from inspiring English sources

(This, of course, is preposterous, for many reasons).

And it's preposterous for him to suggest that Chrysler is moving American jobs to China.

"It is preposterous for anybody to think that this tape is doctored," he said.

Had "Focus" been directed as a realistic film, it would seem preposterous for many reasons.

"It is preposterous for anybody to think that this tape is doctored," Mr. Bush said.

It was preposterous for me to have thought that it would still be his nanny's private line.

Conservatives love to refer to the impact that the estate tax has on small businesses and farmers, which has led to preposterous titles for legislation, such as the Permanent Estate Tax Relief for Families, Farmers, and Small Businesses Act.

"With its preposterous proposal for 65 ultra-local websites, [the BBC] is going for the jugular of the local newspaper industry.

Inglis says he and Snowden never met and such a scene is "preposterous … for many reasons".

It's a preposterous question for many reasons.

Gregg Rosenthal of ProFootballTalk.com wrote: "That is a preposterous number for a man that big.