| While it lacks the mock seriousness of the film that spawned it, it more than compensates with some preposterously appealing action sequences. |
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| What you might not expect is quite how preposterously far-fetched the final act is. |
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| The preposterously high ceilings and dystopian CRT monitors peeking out from the walls with titillating images amplify the expensive atmosphere. |
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| As it stands, this preposterously long-term deal only mitigates the first year of that possibility. |
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| It seemed preposterously overdressed and overeager for the byways of my small hometown. |
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| As its spokesmen pose preposterously as arbiters of the arcana of reincarnation, they just could be providing cover for such an about-face. |
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| Buying lists of foreign bank accounts takes people's minds off preposterously high income tax rates on individuals. |
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| If the 101 Ranch was preposterously larger than life, Ms Proulx offers a Wyoming that is depressingly smaller than reality. |
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| The preposterously implausible Moroccan tale is my all-time favourite. |
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| Japan is preposterously strict over trifling matters but turns a blind eye to serious ones. |
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| And relaxing is what Cadaqués, a preposterously pretty but now thriving holiday spot, is ideally suited to. |
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| In 1976 he was in court again, charged preposterously with having raided a bank in Putney after popping out to buy some typewriter ribbons. |
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| Does this mean that we've preposterously ceded the ability to shape our perceptions to small groups of crazy people? |
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| Austen was a mathematician of social interaction, and her novels are impossibly, preposterously good. |
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| Individually and culturally, we are preposterously nostalgic for it. |
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| Acceptance rates at top schools have fallen to preposterously low levels. |
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| Ironed flat to the ground even as what we have made, these lumpish, unlovely shapes of concrete, stone, steel, soar so preposterously into the unreachable sky. |
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| Some, however, have preposterously sisted nature as the first or generative principle. |
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| The analogy was a clever one, but on closer inspection looked mainly like a clever way to put a preposterously brave face on the Tories' troubles. |
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| Preposterously skinny, he is wearing a light grey woollen zip-up top over a white T-shirt and dark blue jeans. |
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