Sentence examples for absurd fact from inspiring English sources

Oakbranch, California The most absurd fact in this report is that a hospital bed costs $2,000 a day -- and for someone in reasonably good health!

He pointed to the "absurd" fact that between two and three million people have security clearances.

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This time he managed to con various celebrities into pronouncing wonderfully absurd "facts" about paedophiles, such as the idea that they are genetically nearer to crabs than to other humans.

Many alarmists have published articles with absurd facts, such as, "you are more likely to be in a terrorist attack than get married".

Raymond Zilinskas, a former inspector, says Mr Blair's infamous 45-minute claim "now seems close to absurd".In fact, the only important finds thus far have been what the Americans say may be three mobile biological-weapons laboratories, two of which are said to correspond closely to the sort described by Mr Powell, on the basis of reports from defectors, in his seminal presentation to the UN.

It is manifestly absurd, a fact that has left most of the national media grasping wildly for explanations (albeit none that tag them with having facilitated the transformation of politics into theater).

The comparisons to Bush and Katrina are absurd, but the fact that they are getting any credence at all beyond the Fox News/talk-radio bubble show how poorly the White House has handled the "optics" of it all.

As unlikely as that might seem, it is no more absurd than the fact that he sits just across the office from a bullying rival engineer, Vincent Hugh Jackmann), who has developed another, bigger crime-fighting robot (also borrowed from "Robocop").

Sean's comparison is even made slightly absurd by the fact that, among a number of guests including R Kelly, John Legend and Jay-Z, Cruel Summer also features Wu-Tang legends Raekwon and Ghostface Killah themselves.

What makes regulators' approach to chemical pesticides verge on the absurd is the fact that 99.99% of consumers' exposure to pesticides comes not from agricultural applications, but from substances that are naturally found in food.