Sentence examples for absolute absurd from inspiring English sources

"Narrative art is dead – we are in a period of mourning"; "To scandalise is a right, to be scandalised a pleasure"; "Refusal must be great, absolute, absurd…" Abel Ferrara's infatuated tribute to Pier Paolo Pasolini is littered with such gnomic bon mots, which could apply equally to either director.

"This is absolutely absurd.

Absolutely absurd.

It started in an absolute blaze of absurd glory, fading to just glory.

And secondly, that the existence of absolute surmen is absurd.

In 1987, Jonathan Miller and Michael Hastings did an excellent adaptation for the Royal Court that captured the absurd rituals of absolute power.

Absurd when absolutely housebound i.e.e

This is the absolute worst sort of security theatre: inconvenient, absurd, and, crucially, ineffective.What's to stop a terrorist from doing whatever he's going to do before the one-hour deadline?

Bush has created a language of his own — as austere and strange as that of David Mamet or Samuel Beckett, with whom he shares a taste for speaking in spare absolutes that can sound simultaneously profound and absurd.

Bush has created a language of his own as austere and strange as that of David Mamet or Samuel Beckett, with whom he shares a taste for speaking in spare absolutes that can sound simultaneously profound and absurd.

But Matthew Elliott of the TaxPayers' Alliance said: "It is an absolute disgrace that the Government are going to such absurd lengths to keep MPs' expenses secret from the very people who pay the bills.