Sentence examples for well preposterous from inspiring English sources

The idea that this stuff might have any practical application seemed, well, preposterous to most of us.

Though his blog is enormously popular, some people find Mr. Schuman's photographs of painfully chic posers a bit precious, and, well, preposterous.

Otherwise, as exercises in preposterous mayhem go, Fast & Furious 6 is, well, preposterous.

The premise that late-night comedy endangers democracy is, well, preposterous.

You have to laugh, I guess, and yet there is something pitiful as well as preposterous in the American response.

Much of it may well seem preposterous in the light of day – but the company's beauty, skill and intensity are not to be denied, and there are worse fates than not respecting yourself in the morning".

Simply put, people were asking: "Who else can now perform these ballets with an authority, a grandeur and a daring similar to Farrell's?" And authority, grandeur and daring similar to hers are all anyone has a right to expect; to ask for her equal would be greedy, as well as preposterous.

It was democratic, pragmatic and mobile, as well as misguided, preposterous and hopelessly optimistic: America, sealed in a can.

Whiplash is a study in the misery and cruelty that's always involved in teaching a musical instrument at the highest level: it's outrageously watchable, very well acted, slightly preposterous, and nowhere near as desperately important as it thinks it is.

"Well that's preposterous.

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