Sentence examples for preposterous sentiments from inspiring English sources
As Annabel says of Alice, "She wasn't really savage or even malicious; it was just that if you weren't rebutting her preposterous sentiments every minute, you'd find yourself -- well, not mesmerized... but dismantled or something".
This sentiment is preposterous as a teleprompter is just a device that electronically reflects words on a two-way mirror. .
Their lyrics (punctuated by nutty shouts of "yeah, yeah, yeah!") are a catastrophe, a preposterous farrago of Valentine-card romantic sentiments.
Dirt McGirt's oeuvre of albums, interviews, and miscellanea entailed an interface of preposterous conspiracy theories and anti-white sentiment.
Moreover, Ford thought the Selden patent preposterous.
As we watch the rising tide of anti-Muslim sentiment in our nation, as we listen to preposterous hate speech and rhetoric from political candidates -- particularly Mr. Trump -- our hearts are cracked wide open.
It is preposterous to assert that indoctrination is more responsible for anti-Japanese sentiment than the Japanese invasion itself, which left nearly the equivalent of the entire population of the United States in 1937 dead, injured or homeless.
While this simplistic theory would strike any Economics 101 student as preposterous, the behavior of Washington in recent years aligns with this sentiment.
Of course it's preposterous and possibly reprehensible to boot; a vast orchestration of sadism and sentiment.
