Sentence examples for preposterous to suggest from inspiring English sources

Sources said it was "preposterous" to suggest that ministers had sanctioned the arrest.

And four days ago, it seemed preposterous to suggest that he might this season.

"It is preposterous to suggest that nonnative English speakers and those with accents are unqualified to lead our state".

Maybe it's preposterous to suggest that Joanna Newsom's three-CD, two-hour album, "Have One on Me," is in any way stripped down.

Mr. Thompson said it was preposterous to suggest that the woman had a consensual sexual encounter with Mr. Strauss-Kahn in the Sofitel New York.

In a September filing opposing Brown's motion, Deputy Attorney General Thiruvendran Vignarajah wrote that it's "preposterous" to suggest that Syed received inadequate counsel.

The opposition politician also repeated a perspective favoured by Israeli and some US officials - that it was preposterous even to suggest that Iran should be part of a commission investigating the AMIA attacks.

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

Anyone can quibble with these strictures, but it is preposterous for you to suggest that they are in any way intended to victimize gays.

For that matter, which am I? It is preposterous for Baikie to suggest the Focus women aren't authentic, and that people aren't being evicted in Newham.

After a furious reply from the Romney campaign, Mr. Santorum issued a clarification: "I would never vote for Barack Obama over any Republican and to suggest otherwise is preposterous".