Sentence examples for wildly preposterous from inspiring English sources
In 1988, The New York Times wrote, "Many Nintendo best sellers, like Super Mario Bros. 2, are based on wildly preposterous premises," noting that the two mustachioed heroes of that game "endure various trials, such as dodging hammer-swinging turtles and lava balls and man-eating plants, in order to save a Mushroom Princess".
They said that any accusations that this bill will allow the government to dictate anything to your doctor, they say those accusations are "wildly inaccurate and preposterous". The claim, not surprisingly, isn't true.
But it's fudged, and there is something wildly and unintentionally pompous and preposterous about Ben, who is against "organised religion" but appears to think Buddhism is somehow ethically and intellectually superior to Christianity.
Tarantino used these genres as launchpads from which to riff wildly within his own idiosyncratic realm of preposterous dialogue and hairpin-bend twists, but each film remained attached by an unbreakable umbilical cord to its origin.
Absolutely preposterous".
