Sentence examples for what a preposterous from inspiring English sources

What a preposterous notion.

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Mr. Brand said that he regretted many of these incidents, and that he preserved them in the book not to celebrate them but to remind himself what a preposterous person he was at the height of his addictions.

But what a preposterous view of the whole reproductive process you must have, with all its uncertainties, pain, disruption, responsibilities and expense, to imagine that people are going down this route in large numbers.

What a wonderful and thoroughly preposterous player he is.

The idea that individuals create wealth and that all governments do is come along and tax them is what Varoufakis calls "a preposterous reversal of the truth".

We came close back in the 1970s and secured 35 states, but a toxic gender traitor by the name of Phyllis Schlafly told a series of preposterous lies about what a ratified Equal Rights Amendment would mean, and the growing momentum to ratify it came to a screeching halt prior to securing the last three states.

This is exactly the kind of movie that would never have been greenlit a few years back, yet somebody somewhere thought it had a good chance of making a profit, despite what must have been a preposterous special effects budget.

The author Joyce Carol Oates has angered friends and relatives of the acclaimed US poet Robert Frost by writing a short story that depicts him as a boorish and vainglorious, in what some have called a "preposterous" attack on a writer who died 50 years ago.

The novel was obscene, preposterous and infuriating, the opposite of what a novel should be.

It is harder in part because the broadcast networks try what now seems to be a preposterous feat every September — introducing dozens of new series at the same time.