Sentence examples for preposterous ways from inspiring English sources

And it happens again and again").. Yet in the last week, many have tried to untangle the issues behind the massacre, sometimes in truly preposterous ways.

The story works in its preposterous way because we are not engaging with reality.

"News Wipe will take a look at the brilliant or preposterous way the news is presented to us.

Charles Fried, solicitor general under President Reagan and now a Harvard law school professor, has described the lawsuits as "grandstanding in a preposterous way".

However, a military figure familiar with the issue scoffs, "There are so many ways to kill people that precision-plowing an asteroid would be a preposterous way to spend money".

The third act is the world's end itself: a woozy, dreamy, freaky event which is brilliant in its preposterous way, though it is odd that no one considers it necessary to turn on the TV news.

There was a certain reassurance, it seems, from having a human present, even if done in such a preposterous way.

He recalls taking stock of himself at 30, and finding himself "full of nonsense, preposterous in many ways".

It just seems so preposterous, all these ways your body turns on you, and for no good reason that I can see.

Side Effects is bizarre and preposterous, in some ways, but with Mara's star wattage it has the compelling quality of a bad dream, anchored in what is recognisable reality.

Equally preposterous in its way was Francis Fukuyama's claim that the conclusion of the cold war marked the end of ideological evolution, "the end of history".