Sentence examples for preposterous notion from inspiring English sources
It's a preposterous notion.
What a preposterous notion.
Necessary evil is a preposterous notion.
This would only have been a comeback if – a preposterous notion – he had ever gone away.
"Linkage" between the West Bank and Kuwait was always a preposterous notion.
"THE GLASS BLOWERS" John Philip Sousa as opera composer: preposterous notion?
Nigerians purport to have the most authentic recipe and sigh wearily at preposterous notions such as adding garlic, bell pepper, carrots, green beans or cabbage.
Question: what might these colonists think about all these different peoples and their different views of the world?" Students say reactions could be surprise and shock that these other cultures could differ so markedly from their own; disbelief that they could possibly believe in such "preposterous notions"; pity for them because they hadn't had the "good fortune" of being born in their culture.
Ramphele, who is not married, dismissed as "preposterous" the notion that she was Biko's political torchbearer.
The lawsuit doesn't address what might immediately strike many fans as preposterous: the notion of a Morrison-less Doors.
In 1931 the English physicist Paul Dirac came up with a more preposterous-sounding notion: antimatter.
