Sentence examples for those preposterous from inspiring English sources
He couldn't mean it, not in those preposterous words.
But leaving those preposterous scenarios aside, there are really only two options.
During their chat he let slip about those preposterous death benefits, not yet made public by the company.
Throughout those preposterous eons, nature has had a chance to perfect the splendid entity of all earthly animation that is the living cell.
The latest way to beat those preposterous M.S.R.P.'s — manufacturer's suggested retail prices — is eBay Fashion Vault, a shopping club like Gilt Groupe but with some of the madcapness of eBay.
The other night, outside one of those preposterous city-centre places that is both a grocer and a restaurant, I noticed a remarkable deal on offer in the boxes of produce stacked up outside.
He derives it from westerns and martial arts films, among other sources, but the honor-based personal vendettas that propel those narratives become preposterous in the face of mass killing.
But if you care more about the cycle's nuances -- its characters and their relationships, its emotions, its philosophical complexities -- then the idea of giving the reins to the creator of "Ka," which is wholly devoid of all those complexities, is preposterous.
"Oh, Gerald could be preposterous in those days," one of their best friends recalls.
Backlighting is one of those features that sounds preposterous until the very first time you move the laptop to a place that's badly lit.
