Sentence examples for absurd comments from inspiring English sources

3. Absurd comments about rape almost became the equivalent of political suicide.

"The French players made some absurd comments about our country and our athletes that I cannot repeat, and they did not show respect to our country".

It is both amazingly awful and amazingly funny when a father bikes around with his son in the game Happy Wheels and both get crushed and bloody again and again and PewDiePie improvises absurd comments as the game continues.

"We are not going to dignify these absurd comments which wilfully misrepresent this cartoon apart from to say that we have not received a single complaint from any reader," a Daily Mail spokesperson told The Independent.

In the face of absurd comments and analogies like this one, Ms. Sebelius never lost her cool in three-and-a-half hours of testimony, perhaps because she knows that once the computer problems and the bellowing die down, the country will be far better off.

Mr. McCain wasn't hurt enough to rein in Gov. Sarah Palin's absurd comments that Senator Barack Obama has been "palling around with terrorists" or tell Ms. Palin to squelch those who are yelling "kill him" in reference to Mr. Obama at her rallies.

A teammate, David Segui, called him Mr. Clean -- an absurd comment now because both Segui and Rodriguez are admitted steroid users.

He promptly backed off, and Miami's Dwyane Wade made the predictable, if absurd, comment that N.B.A. players don't use performance-enhancing drugs at all.

Senator Shelby might want to do some homework before embarrassing himself again with the absurd comment that the crisis facing the Big Three is not a national problem.

"It was something I had to talk to my daughter about, who has counselled me very well," he said, adding: "I can't say I've never made any errors or could have done something better or something different, but I know myself and I know these guys and I know what we're all about, and that's just an absurd comment".

"He said, 'It's a good idea, girls', and then… " Poulet leans forward, incredulous… "I shit you not: he said, 'The problem is, people just aren't interested in the past.'" This is, almost, the kind of absurd comment we might expect to hear from Leah, the TV producer in Mark Ravenhill's comic monologue Product, which Poulet is about to perform for the second time, at London's Arcola theatre.