Sentence examples for absurd air from inspiring English sources

"This whole thing has taken on an absurd air that has no impact on us," the executive said.

In this video, Abu Sakkar is in a freshly pressed uniform, jauntily smoking a cigarette in a way that lends a slightly absurd air to the whole performance.

As she teases out her multiple narrative we meet over-privileged Indians who put on absurd English airs; racist, ignorant and distinctly under-intelligent English people; Indians in America who use Gandhi's image to make money while exploiting other Indians; and Indians in America who allow themselves to be exploited.

These initial views of road accidents have a dry air of absurd humor.

I had spent the bulk of my 30s and the dawn of my 40s pretending I was still in my 20s, playing in bands and making a name for myself in the absurd world of competitive air guitar.

To spend the day in the air, as absurd as it may have seemed, was to wish that the crash had been the result of a catastrophic mechanical failure.

21st over: Australia 149-0 (Hayden 38 Gilchrist 100) Malinga, who has given up just six of those Aussie runs, immediately gives up six more as Hayden swings his arms and lofts a savage and inelegant drive an absurd height into the air, and watches it land over the ropes at long-off.

And yet, the US Congress is engaged in an absurd battle about whether air traffic controllers should be paid and our president is planning a fundraising bus tour for his birthday (By the way, happy birthday Mr. President).

It is, I would warn, perfectly possible to be bored as absurd conspiracy theories are aired about JFK, UFOs, Elvis and Madonna.

Once the absurd Kemp ads began airing, Cowsert took a closer look at her uncle's platform.

The absence of any connection between Leeds and the nation's capital is as absurd as Cologne having no air link with Berlin, or Bordeaux with Paris.