Sentence examples similar to strike as preposterous from inspiring English sources

This strikes me as preposterous.

I've abandoned many novels because their premises struck me as preposterous.

Until recently, the notion of traveling to Miami for furnishings would have struck many as preposterous.

They were entirely in favor of research on solutions, but the notion that basic climate monitoring and analysis could be scaled back struck them as preposterous.

From the first 10 seconds, Jacques Demy's Les Demoiselles de Rochefort strikes you as preposterous – it's so vivid, there's just so much dancing, it's all so pink – but, by the time Gene Kelly arrives, the absurdity has won you over.

The lawsuit doesn't address what might immediately strike many fans as preposterous: the notion of a Morrison-less Doors.

The idea that the boss of the Co-op, in its current state, could collect £3.6m in his first year and £3m in his second will strike many people as preposterous.

It's a notion that strikes Penelope Tree as preposterous.

But, by the nineteenth century, the idea of an independent Miskitu nation struck the United States as preposterous.

While this simplistic theory would strike any Economics 101 student as preposterous, the behavior of Washington in recent years aligns with this sentiment.

We can't all reach it, but we can try to reach it to some degree". The notion of Onassis, with her designer wardrobe, her four residences and a personal fortune estimated at about $50 million, as a journalist manque struck many who know her as preposterous.