Sentence examples for was utterly preposterous from inspiring English sources

That's when they became cartoons in the series Partridge Family 2200 AD, which was utterly preposterous as well.

Exasperated by Gerald's tuneless singing, his vengeful cooking and his remarkable lack of a behind, Marta finally realised he was "utterly preposterous, and yet, impossibly, there is something almost touching about him".

Carmody was asked by McMurdo and Fraser the day before the hearing to release his emails to them to the court, in one of which he described the idea he could be seen as biased because of his meeting with Johnston was "utterly preposterous".

Besides, Craig would have thought that this whole thing was utterly preposterous.

Although some suggested that Obama should have Hillary as his running mate, I thought it was utterly preposterous.

"That is utterly preposterous".

This is Federer's seventh straight Wimbledon final, which is utterly preposterous.

Nicholas McGeehan of Human Rights Watch said: "The notion that the kafala system can be abolished by no longer referring to a 'sponsor' but an employer/employee relationship is utterly preposterous".

After wading through interminable dross (high-action dross, but dross none the less), it comes as a shattering disappointment finally, on page 462, to discover that the reason for all this mayhem and palaver is utterly preposterous.

A spokesman for the Mail, which is owned by Associated Newspapers, said: "Any idea that the Mail could or would have any influence over what the Independent chose to publish is utterly preposterous".

The notion is utterly preposterous.