Sentence examples for a very absurd time from inspiring English sources

We live in a very absurd time".

'This is, I believe, a very absurd situation.'.

"This is, I believe, a very absurd situation," International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol argued in Paris.

William Blackstone, for example, instructs us to avoid "a very absurd signification" resulting from "effects and consequence[s]" of a statute.

A very long time.

A very long time indeed.

In an interview, Porumboiu called his devotion to a man watching and waiting "absurd time".

Oscar Sjöstedt, the Sweden Democrats' economic spokesman, said in an email: "I think it is the most absurd statement a Swedish PM has made in a very, very long time".

"It would have been very absurd to have a pool".

"There is something very absurd in supposing a continent to be perpetually governed by an island," he insisted.

A very, very limited time.