Sentence examples for absurd belief from inspiring English sources

Despite their obvious differences in philosophy, they share the absurd belief that if only their big idea(s) came to pass, society would inexorably progress towards some ideal.

It propels us into the absurd belief that this partitioning is natural and necessary and must overwhelm all other ways of identifying people.

"It is based on the city's absurd belief that hunger no longer exists among children, despite federal data that proves that one in four New York City children live in food-insecure homes.

Lerner has written for women's magazines, and one of her novel's most memorable elements is its depiction of femininity as an absurd belief system into which unsuspecting girls are indoctrinated like sacrificial rabbits.

Fifa has made a monkey out of South Africa, encouraging us to spend billions we don't have on football stadiums we don't need in the absurd belief that we could recoup our losses by gouging football tourists whose willingness to come here was always in doubt.

Denying God's existence is not absurd, belief in God does not have "consent of ages and nations", and it is not held independently of education and acculturation (see EIP 6.4, 463 467).

It's tough to be a reasonable, nonviolent person like Qadhi, when so many Muslims hold completely absurd beliefs about the world.

But mostly that's because it's tough to be a reasonable, nonviolent person, when so many hold completely absurd beliefs about the world.

But mostly, that's because it's tough to be a reasonable, non-violent person, when so many humans hold completely absurd beliefs about the world.

It's tough to be a reasonable, non-violent person like Yasir Qadhi, when so many Muslims hold completely absurd beliefs about the world.

For a secularist such as myself, it is a matter for regret that people should live by false or absurd beliefs, and a matter of scandal that they should indoctrinate their children, yet incapable of thinking for themselves.