preposterously

The Prince's voice was preposterously high for one so big.

His death certificate preposterously called him a public school teacher.

A good day to you all,' the preposterously ugly man said.

Its gravity, preposterously enough, seemed less than that with which I was familiar.

"No one wants to see him spend political capital on people who have run preposterously bad campaigns."

"Anyone who gives you an answer to that is talking preposterously.

Then he became aware that, preposterously, the sky ahead seemed to be getting closer.

What Schneider had claimed to have done was preposterously simple.

The device seemed preposterously tiny to be able to change worlds.

Everybody draws so preposterously well now that it's almost boring.

It seemed to Peron a preposterously low number to control such a large structure.

I'm going to look like an idiot, she thought, preposterously frumpy.

Baggage calls are preposterously early with the explanation that it's all for security reasons.

The actors have to let the laughs play out before they can deliver the next lines, and so the show is running almost preposterously long.

If all this sounds preposterously twisted, keep in mind that Bowman is just getting started.

And how about the honeymoon ordered by one preposterously prosperous pair?

The second act includes a preposterously perfunctory death scene that comes almost out of the blue and is over in five minutes.

While puzzling this out, he preposterously agrees to let her make him a sandwich.

Var just was not bright about such things, and he could be preposterously stubborn.

Well, that doesn't seem so preposterously difficult does it?

Telephones, though preposterously unreliable, have worked to the underground's advantage.

They are preposterously young and have a singer whose wardrobe is anything but skintight.

How utterly preposterously enormous the vessel appeared from this angle!

Even more preposterously, they moved through space at a rate which was a multiple of the speed of light.

But standing 20 feet from her in the old library, preposterously, improbably, he had wanted one thing more than any other: connection.