Sentence examples similar to absurd courses from inspiring English sources

That's absurd, of course.

It's absurd, of course.

The scenario seemed absurd, of course.

The argument is absurd, of course.

It would be absurd, of course, but fascinating.

This is absurd, of course: actors merely speak their lines; they don't invent them.

It's absolutely absurd of course, but I'm sure it was him following me".

This is absurd, of course, but most of us, increasingly, have no option but to settle for it.

Absurd, of course: she was a politician – the most divisive in modern British history – and what she represented must of course be debated.

In a sense, such readings are absurd, of course, given that Hitler hadn't yet attained corporal status when Kafka was writing.

It's absurd, of course, to tout the implied superiority of "hard-working Americans, white Americans," as Hillary Clinton said last week of her core supporters.