Sentence examples for to be preposterous from inspiring English sources

"We find this thesis to be preposterous".

Their goal difference is on course to be preposterous.

Believing the plan to be preposterous and impossible to carry out, he dismisses the idea.

We find this thesis to be preposterous, particularly since the FTC has been sensitive to frauds of this kind.

Some people will proclaim that price to be preposterous; after all, you're already paying for Internet service.

To connect a wind-scuffed bluff on one side of the strait to the Marin headlands on the other was once thought to be preposterous.

"It was supposed that after his defeat it would be preposterous to ask him to sit," Brady said later in an interview.

But to say that I avoided long-term employment merely out of some misguided application of literature to life... would be preposterous.

He let the joint cabinet committee fade away and said in January that it would be "preposterous" to make any sort of electoral pact with the government.

Although a package of internal party reforms will be approved at next autumn's Labour conference, he said it would be "preposterous" to finalise policies then.

And it would be preposterous not to count it.