Sentence examples for so preposterous that from inspiring English sources

"It was so preposterous that part of me just wrote it off".

The plot is so preposterous that it makes even the James Bond movies it imitates seem realistic (Holden).

Barry Seal Tom Cruisee), the hero of "American Made," has a tale to tell, so preposterous that he himself seems unsure whether to believe it.

One set piece involving an emergency escape pod is so preposterous that even Bill Clinton spoke out to deny its feasibility.

Local police called his killing part of an ordinary robbery, a theory so preposterous that prosecutors handed them back the case.

One of the two senators, Byron L. Dorgan of North Dakota, said the idea seemed so preposterous that he had trouble persuading people it was not a hoax.

The whole thing is so preposterous and absurd that one would think, as Cline writes, that it is surely apocryphal.

He was in his 30's before he gave up hope that his range would drop, not so preposterous when you consider that Scott was then still routinely being mistaken for a teenager.

At the time, the idea of Michael Jackson as a black hero seemed so preposterous to me that I filed it away in the back of my mind, alongside other things that make no sense, like the duck-billed platypus.

"Collateral Beauty" has plot holes and twists ― real twists, not just the one the trailer obscured ― that are so preposterous, so unfathomable, so cynical and so cloying that it is a shock to the system to consider Warner Bros. devoted a reported $36 million to the movie's budget.

In fact, you deem the idea so preposterous and insulting that you call the black people who believe it racists themselves.