Sentence examples for absurd fight from inspiring English sources

And I've paid attention to ​the 2014 midterm cycle, from the endless discussion about Senate control and the GOP's panic over the possibility that Independent Greg Orman could beat their incumbent in Kansas, to the absurd fight between forecasters Nate Silver and Sam Wang.

That happens routinely in Connecticut, where for 10 years absurd fights over which department should pay photocopying costs kept criminal records from being shared.

May we stop the absurd fights to exclude and belittle those who disagree with us or see life differently, people who are often mistreated by our own ignorance.

Despite its relatively small scale, and the fact that Statham is almost unrecognisable as a down-and-out (to start with, at least), it's absolutely a Jason Statham film, full of grit and action and absurd mid-fight one-liners ("You've got a knife, I've got a spoon" in particular looks set to become a classic).

How ridiculous, how absurd is this fight; how blatantly obvious that promoting Christian prayers promotes Christianity.

And there is also the absurd notion of a fight between two past-their-prime fighters broadcast on pay-per-view for $49.95.

In an effort to reassure investors that the company is fit enough to endure a lengthy legal battle, BP's chief executive Bob Dudley said: "As we continue to fight these absurd (compensation) outcomes and as the likelihood of extended litigation on other matters increases as a result, we want everyone to know that we are digging in and well-prepared for the long-haul on legal matters".

"It has broken the international laws of war, maintained secret prisons, and fought an absurd war against drugs".

Mike Halkitis, the division director for the state attorney's office in New Port Richey, where the trial will be held, said that he fought the "absurd" request for a cosmetic cover-up last year, and that taxpayers should not have to pay for it.

Although small companies can get patents, the big companies can afford to litigate -- when it comes into court, guess who's going to win?" Absurd patents can be fought and overthrown, but to challenge a patent costs, on average, more than $1 million.

But Rakurs fought the absurd designation, in the end becoming one of the handful Russian NGOs with the words "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender" spelled out in its by-laws.