Sentence examples for preposterous view from inspiring English sources
But what a preposterous view of the whole reproductive process you must have, with all its uncertainties, pain, disruption, responsibilities and expense, to imagine that people are going down this route in large numbers.
It is preposterous to view the Middle Ages with such nostalgia.
One preposterous scene has the king shuffling across a nursery floor in white tie and tails, impersonating a penguin for his daughters (in view of a nanny).
That's a preposterous position.
"Even though simulation is incredibly unfair and looks preposterous when viewed in a replay, some people regard it as smart or in the worst case as a harmless misdemeanour," added Blatter, who has been re-elected three times since becoming Fifa president in 1998.
In 1994 Andrew Porter called this view preposterous.
I find it preposterous that Hollywood views the possibility of Blockbuster ending revenue-sharing deals as unfair ("The Player," Sept. 3, p. 60).
With the next election likely to be decided in part on the relative charisma of these two men, perhaps their occasionally preposterous video photo-ops should be viewed with greater care.
"That no one would drop out of the euro, or that the euro's troubles are over — it would be unwise and preposterous to take that view," Kenneth S. Rogoff, a professor at Harvard and a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, said during an interview.
"That no one would drop out of the euro, or that the euro's troubles are over — it would be unwise and preposterous to take that view," Kenneth Rogoff, a professor at Harvard University and a former chief economist at the International Monetary Fund, said in an interview on the sidelines of the forum.
