Sentence examples for something preposterous about from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — There was always, at least for its critics, something preposterous about the idea of Turkey entering the European Union.

The first hint that there is something preposterous about Del Posto, Mario Batali's colossal new venture on the far West Side, is a sign outside announcing "Valet Parking $29".

By Nick Paumgarten The first hint that there is something preposterous about Del Posto, Mario Batali's colossal new venture on the far West Side, is a sign outside announcing "Valet Parking $29".

He walked into the Vietnamese Embassy because he wanted to 'help out,' or something preposterous like that".

One of his strengths is his ability to sound utterly serious when he's saying something preposterous.

Unless old Tiger has something preposterous up his sleeve, that is.

The shocked protest that followed this last piece of legislation was like something preposterous out of the Victorian era.

At first, there is something slightly preposterous about the idea that someone of such intellectual heft would spend half a lifetime on something that is, to many of us, nonsensical on the face of it.

There's something enjoyably preposterous about Bartaco's atmosphere of Ralph Laurenesque machismo.

Given that background, there was always something abjectly preposterous about the suggestion that Acting Gov.

There is something utterly preposterous about Baltimore's leading – and probably only – practitioners of post-wave, Future Islands.