Sentence examples for something so preposterous from inspiring English sources

At this point, you may be wondering why I'd even mention something so preposterous.

For all the posturing of the marketing men and the lighting guys telling me "nothing like this has ever been done before", for all the man hours and effort it takes to pull something like this off and for all the pointless attendance of writers and journalists, having something so barmy, so ferociously preposterous in the name of a bit of branded content, seemed oddly noble.

If his initial denials had not been so preposterous, and if he had done something more serious (in both senses), such as having an affair, he might not have had to resign from Congress, as he did when the first wave of "sexting" revelations engulfed him, two years ago.

We are repeatedly told that the so-called Clark was charming and that women found him attractive — something clearly not demonstrated by the photographs in this volume — and that his lies were so big, so preposterous, that few people thought to question them.

We thought this was so preposterous it was hilarious.

What, she asked, could I possibly see in a film so preposterous and stylized, so retrograde?

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

The claims made are so preposterous someone was going to have to call her out.

The storylines, which have often skated on the borderline of plausibility, are now so preposterous as to be comedic.

The plots of TV dramas are often so preposterous and far-fetched.

In hindsight, the whole affair seems so preposterous it is hard to imagine anyone could have gotten away with it.