The experience of war, bombs, people proud to be political "believers", the preposterous voices of Hitler and Goebbels on the radio, the sight of Jews wearing yellow stars and the experience of a war closing in on where I stayed with my mother left a store of information in my memory, information that told me in hindsight what the world should avoid being.
Mr. Pryce's performance blends brilliant physical comedy with a savory appreciation of Davies's preposterous, contradictory voice.
This album needs something solid: not a Common, who delivers preposterous, artless voice-over narration throughout, or even a Kanye West.
Chettiar was not convinced with the fact that a "villain" plays the main role as he felt it was "ridiculous" and "preposterous"; he voiced this opinion whenever he came to the location.
Vincent added that he thought this particular World Series suggestion was "preposterous," and, giving voice to a common complaint of fans and players alike, he said, "I mean, the season goes on endlessly as it is".
Hogarth saves and befriends him, and hides the giant in his capacious barn with the help of his beatnik buddy Dean, who runs a scrapmetal yard - Dean being voiced by Harry Connick Jr, thankfully without the preposterous, faintly offensive funky-brother voice he used before, in all seriousness, in 1991's Little Man Tate.
Asked if he was a fan, the inflection in Mr. Griffin's voice made it clear the question was preposterous.
This bit of fake-folk wisdom commences the voice-over narration of "10,000 BC," and the more you think about it, the more preposterous it seems.
The critic AA Gill voiced his support for Clarkson in his Sunday Times column, calling the investigation into the row "preposterous and ponderous", and praised Clarkson as hard-working.
