Sentence examples for absurd complaints from inspiring English sources

How do these absurd complaints have any bearing on what kind of leader either Portman or Daniels would be?

Q.What's the most absurd complaint you've received about the new regulations?

That was an absurd complaint, because his name had been widely published — for example, in connection with abusing another prisoner, who died.

Questions have ranged from the practical to the banal to the meta to the absurd: The complaints about polls so far focus on the lack of third-party integration and the rather more pressing concern that in timelines and embedded tweets (see above) polls only show up as a text question without the interactive element.

But as absurd as the complaint is, Google has to take this seriously.

I suspect most reading this would find the complaint absurd, and marvel that the letter lacks even a hint of irony in its concern for "truth and historical accuracy" and the dissemination of "specific information to the public at large".

At first, Cruz's campaign said that Carson's complaints were "absurd".

Mr. Herbert retorted that he was witnessing and documenting a death over which he had no control, and he called the animal rights group's complaints "utterly absurd".

The scene has become the object of absurd critical quibbles and complaints that suggest, above all, the narrow range of directorial creations and the limited sense of imagination to which many critics have become conditioned.

By November, after Ryanair had found itself on the wrong side of ASA judgments for the third time in four months, the firm's head of communications branded the watchdog the "awfully stupid authority", adding it made "absurd decisions" based on complaints from competitors not customers.

'The Dissolve' characterized these complaints as "absurd", problems "only an astrophysicist would find".