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How To Use Preposterously In A Sentence

  • Lanikai is a community of wealthy, preposterously fit, good-looking people who seem to be constantly in motion.
  • A single bulb hung from the ceiling and some one had adorned it with a preposterously frilly white shade.
  • These are usually the very people that colleagues consider the most preposterously incompetent. Times, Sunday Times
  • Ned and Stacey asks the question of whether such a preposterously retrograde idea could be the basis of a comedy in the 1990s.
  • You may balk at the cost of your highlights, but there are far more preposterously priced haircuts going on. Times, Sunday Times
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  • You may balk at the cost of your highlights, but there are far more preposterously priced haircuts going on. Times, Sunday Times
  • As it stands, this preposterously long-term deal only mitigates the first year of that possibility.
  • Individually and culturally, we are preposterously nostalgic for it.
  • It seemed preposterously overdressed and overeager for the byways of my small hometown.
  • The palace and costumes are preposterously lavish. Times, Sunday Times
  • The intimate falls in love, to does not abandon. Lets the bastard which these wants to involve our sentiment preposterously go!
  • A single bulb hung from the ceiling and some one had adorned it with a preposterously frilly white shade.
  • Her influences – from Morricone soundtracks to doomy goth and opera – suggest her music could be preposterously overblown, yet Calvi is clearly an expert when it comes to dynamics and restraint. January's best new music from across the MAP
  • The intimate falls in love, to does not abandon. Lets the bastard which these wants to involve our sentiment preposterously go!
  • A single bulb hung from the ceiling and some one had adorned it with a preposterously frilly white shade.
  • They said I was jumping down from my perch and turning myself into just another bloviator in the unregulated, highly idiosyncratic and often preposterously self-indulgent crowd of bloggers.
  • On this night, close-hauled, her big mainsail preposterously flattened down, her luffs pulsing emptily on the lift of each smooth swell, she was sliding an easy four knots through the water on the veriest whisper of a breeze. THE DEVILS OF FUATINO
  • And oddly, despite sounding preposterously contrived, it works very well. Times, Sunday Times
  • You may balk at the cost of your highlights, but there are far more preposterously priced haircuts going on. Times, Sunday Times
  • The palace and costumes are preposterously lavish. Times, Sunday Times
  • While it lacks the mock seriousness of the film that spawned it, it more than compensates with some preposterously appealing action sequences.
  • You may balk at the cost of your highlights, but there are far more preposterously priced haircuts going on. Times, Sunday Times
  • You may balk at the cost of your highlights, but there are far more preposterously priced haircuts going on. Times, Sunday Times

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