Sentence examples for absurd class from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is a sign of how eternal Britons once considered their absurd class distinctions that they were comfortable with such mixing.

Really?! Wow! (I only took notes because I realized how absurd the class was and thought it'd make a good post here).

He'd hold absurd exercise classes.

I'm not saying that people need to take drugs to have an opinion on them, but it's kind of absurd to have one class of people trying to control the behavior of another class of people who are never, ever going to take them seriously.

He calls the general idea that the entire settlement makes a farce of class actions "absurd".

But this recession is an absurd kind of middle-class-only limbo.

"I find our obsession with class to be absurd," he told me now, then observed, smiling, "I have a right to these feelings, because I have pretended to be a gentleman for so long".

"Blanchett tackles the equivalent to a Beverly Hills life – an absurd veneration of wealth and class that many Oscar voters share," pointed out Gold Derby's Tom O'Neill, counting the awards season catnip – pills, vino, Blanche-like delusions of grandeur – that make Blanchett a likely best actress Oscar nominee, after winning for supporting actress for The Aviator in 2004.

Teachers' union the EIS have said the idea that children's education would be unaffected by a 10% cut in class time is "absurd".

But the prize pair are the Featherstones, who are forerunners of the lower middle-class Hopcrofts in Absurd Person Singular.

"They have set aside their Saturday afternoon to find a nanny for their children," Slimani writes, managing to be, in a stroke, both empathetic and acid about the absurd ratios that upper-middle-class couples create between their intentions and their time.