Sentence examples for absurd excess from inspiring English sources
Should it go forward, the inadvertent monument to official hypocrisy might just epitomize this era of absurd excess.
Watch either show for a short while and, unless you're a prepper yourself, you might be moderately amused at the absurd excess on display and at what an easy target the prepper worldview is for ridicule.
To win election and reelection he bought into the tax-cutting model started by Reagan and carried to absurd excess by Bush.
Absurd excesses of regulation have been reduced, and entitlements like welfare no longer inspire the same anger.
Chang's tone is gently ironic toward Charles's financial collapse, as she enjoys chronicling the absurd excesses of the privileged Bel-Air life he must relinquish, or the high-end art world Saina used to inhabit.
(I'll admit I loved the movie as a kid, even gorging on its absurd excesses.) What the current production needs, obviously and most crucially, is an emotionally involving performance in this role.
But when the whole coop starts laying, she said, the supply of eggs quickly turns into an "I Love Lucy -style Lucy -stylelt sconveyoringing abeltd, unmanageable excescene
If one were to choose a poster child for absurd military excesses of the 20th century, the Falklands War of 1982 would probably sit high on the list.
For reasons as unfathomable today as they were at the time, something about Frank's absurd dance and the headbanging excess of Baauer's music triggered something best described as mass hysteria.
But I did find myself laughing at the excesses, something Townshend also now finds absurd.
The government may choose to run the big high street banks so that the worst excesses of recent years - the absurd risks, the unwarranted salaries, the short-termist approach to investment - are reined in.
