Facebook, for example, is given to engaging fancy consultants to produce preposterous claims about the number of jobs it creates.
The evidence that has been produced is preposterous (the dates on the evidence are in American date format — month first, day second — whereas the rest of the world does not use this format).
("If the next decade produces a more preposterous Macbeth, or ill-conceived Macbeth, I promise to eat the First Folio in its entirety," Benedict Nightingale wrote).
The original daft punk Billy Idol has got back together with his quiff, sneer and old guitarist Steve Stevens, and produced a defiantly preposterous record that just about makes up for his last, terrible album, Cyberpunk, 12 years ago.
Then I did something truly preposterous: I'd just bought a new printer that produces photo-quality images, and I decided to give it a test.
(Stephen Holden 20100311 'FROM PARIS WITH LOVE' (R, 1 35) The most that can be said of this empty-headed, preposterous, possibly evil m?nge of gunplay and high-speed car chases on Parisian boulevards is that it produces a caffeinated buzz.
(Scott)20100218 'FROM PARIS WITH LOVE' (R, 1 35) The most that can be said of this empty-headed, preposterous, possibly evil m?nge of gunplay and high-speed car chases on Parisian boulevards is that it produces a caffeinated buzz.
I am ashamed to admit that this empty-headed, preposterous, possibly evil mélange of gunplay and high-speed car chases on Parisian boulevards is a feel-good movie that produces a buzz.
I proffered increasingly preposterous proofs, which produced similar results.
They set out to find the visual lowest common denominator, and the work they produced (called "United States: Most Wanted Painting") is preposterous even as kitsch.
