Sentence examples for find it preposterous that from inspiring English sources

So I don't find it preposterous that the All England Tennis club has appointed a poet in residence for Wimbledon, tennis being the most rhythmically pleasing of sports.

Now, you might find it preposterous that anyone could be made miserable by a team that has won two of the last five Super Bowls.

Two excerpts: Now, you might find it preposterous that anyone could be made miserable by a team that has won two of the last five Super Bowls.

Eliot did not find it preposterous "that the past should be altered by the present as much as the present is directed by the past".

While a black columnist, Stanley Crouch, has declared that, "When black Americans refer to Obama as 'one of us', I do not know what they are talking about".I find it preposterous that my fellow black Americans harbour misgivings about supporting Mr Obama.

I find it preposterous that Hollywood views the possibility of Blockbuster ending revenue-sharing deals as unfair ("The Player," Sept. 3, p. 60).

He found it preposterous that his future should depend on a coach, and not a university.

"I found it preposterous that the girl who had made the accusation of rape had to leave the class.

"I found it preposterous to argue that you could leave out half the population and miss nothing.

Many people will, of course, find it pretentious and preposterous.

Both men and women find that preposterous and outrageous".