Preposterous used in a sentence

Preposterous in a sentence as an adjective

To anyone treating CF at the time, it was a preposterous assertion.

This would mean that prior to this acquisition, Twitter was preposterous.

Then people can feed off each's other anger, saying and doing more and more preposterous things in order to impress the group.

This is obviously preposterous since it's not hard to find reports of such crashes with 5 minutes on Google.

This is the new Serrata".The premise of the statement, that public schools are starved of funding, is preposterous.

To me, it would be preposterous to not be fiduciarilly bound to a retained client.

Pay attention because in six months one of these hapless bastards will claim everyone agreed to something preposterous in the meeting.

Although each of these counts bordered on the preposterous, Ortiz and Heymann clearly reckoned that at least one or two would stick during the jury-room bargaining process.

" It was a preposterous statement assuming that the only value of privacy is to protect one's self when they do something morally, ethically or legally wrong.

I find it preposterous to optimize for that small section of the user population at the expense of the overwhelming number of our users who tell us that phone is their preferred method of contact.

But that is just my point: if you want to persuade me of something so preposterous as that all of these people are following a script, you're going to have to do more than wave your hands and say, "Look, there are similarities."Please.