Sentence examples for consider it preposterous from inspiring English sources

Experts in international law consider it "preposterous and completely implausible" that the president would be unaware of systematic and widespread killing and torture.

Fuller has adapted himself so well to the extreme mobility of his present life that he considers it preposterous to be asked where he lives.

Not surprisingly, when President George W. Bush tried to privatize Social Security -- essentially asking Americans to put the security of their future in the stock market -- the people considered it a preposterous idea, especially after they had watched thousands of Enron investors lose their savings and saw the stock market lose 38percentt of its value between January 2000 and October 2002.

The third act is the world's end itself: a woozy, dreamy, freaky event which is brilliant in its preposterous way, though it is odd that no one considers it necessary to turn on the TV news.

Consider the preposterous odds of an unrecruited, undrafted, unathletic, undersized forward from the Florida Panhandle becoming one of the fiercest, most effective rebounders in the N.B.A., in the league's biggest market.

Such projections assume that annually appropriated spending would be cut by tens of billions of dollars this year and then frozen for a decade, an assumption that Democrats consider politically preposterous.

He considered salad preposterous, unless it contained foie gras.

In an extreme case, personhood could be even used to justify legal measures that most would otherwise consider preposterous.

Some great physicists didn't consider this a preposterous conjecture.

An alien landing on Earth in a spaceship, lacking bias either way, could easily see why these two worldviews consider the other preposterous.

Is it preposterous to think this could happen?