Sentence examples for absurd fears from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, supporters of the amendment raised absurd fears that it could entangle the American courts at any minute.
Once aboard, seats felt ever more cramped, meals became nonexistent, simple electronic devices had to be shut off to satisfy what seemed like absurd fears that a jetliner could be brought down by a live iPod.
In the years since the original stimulus, the Ferguson types have repeatedly raised absurd fears about the U.S. and other countries hitting debt limits and risking soaring interest rates and hyper-inflation.
To the Editor: When I opened the paper and read "Our Absurd Fear of Fat," I could hardly contain myself — in the best of ways.
Mary Rogers Martock, Somerset At the risk of being labelled an "old lefty", may I agree with much of what John Harris said (An absurd fear of the old left, 27 March ).
We will continue to shun the next generation of brilliant foreign entrepreneurs because of some absurd fear that they're going to take away our jobs.
Yes, your sword speaks to me only of absurd fear.
It is still the "Slick Willy Show" while sadly, Obama not lame, but ducks, as even Ebola can feed Republican's absurd ugly fear attacks successfully against their President Obamaola.
After calling her one night and blurting an absurd proposition, Vinnie fears Patsy will think he's an obscene caller.
All of this seems potentially hilarious, but the humor quickly freezes as Ms. Pearson describes a lifetime of absurd but crippling fears.
Zach Wahls, a 21-year-old Eagle Scout who was raised by two mothers and who took this year off college to organize Scouts for Equality, called Mr. Stemberger's fears absurd.
