Sentence examples for absurd implications from inspiring English sources

And in America, even from the highest levels of academia, we regularly hear absurd implications that the US military is a rampaging monster.

Despite its absurd implications, no other argument against immigration receives more attention from Congress and the media.

Such rules produce absurd implications, noted in the first example.

The memory criterion has the absurd implication that you have never existed at any time when you were unconscious.

It would seem to follow from Hume's definition, for instance, that if an earthquake razes Mexico City, and no earthquake has ever done so before, then the earthquake is not, in fact, the cause of the city's fall, an absurd implication.

The theater-of-the-absurd implications here are that you should never chuckle about anything in a call with Spicer.

They also launch purely metaphysical objections as well, the thought being that Locke's view fails both on its own terms and in light of its absurd normative implications.

Gorun spoke of any alliance with Russia as dangerous and absurd; the implication of such a move, he argued, caught Transylvanian Romanians in a pincer and also meant Romania's subjugation to the Russian Empire.

Now I don't know what having an "ideological commitment to abortion" is even supposed to mean, beyond the absurd and scaremongering implication that those of us who believe in a woman's right to choose, hate children and want to see them all exterminated before they're even born.

Bloom said that suggestions that his comments carried any racist implications were "absurd" and "laughable", adding that he has two Kashmiri staff and a Polish wife.

In fact he took to the airwaves to defend them and said suggestions they carried any racist implications were "absurd" and "laughable".