Sentence examples for absurd judgment from inspiring English sources

The judgment by the Supreme Court and the other, even more absurd judgment by a New York circuit court deciding that Iran should pay damages for 9/11 are the height of absurdity.

"THIS absurd judgment cannot hold back the tide of human progress", activist Xu Zhiyong told the Beijing Supreme People's Court on April 11th, as his sentence of four years in jail for "gathering a crowd to disturb public order" was upheld.

Those who know Fonda well dismiss these judgments as absurd.

She is, however, an absurd 17-year-old: judgments of what is inevitable at any given age are invariably ridiculous failures of imagination.

"My piece is light-hearted but satirical," Sasamoto says, "I aim to hit the issue with humor so that we are able to laugh about how absurd and (in accurate our judgments are".

The rush to judgment seems utterly absurd.

"The only possible relevance by the environmental issues are that they confirmed the denial of justice that we have alleged by showing that the Judgment is factually absurd on its face".

This extremely narrow and presumably hand-picked sample is an absurd basis on which to pass judgment, and even these limited testimonies were entirely unverifiable.

So it is surprising to find him endorsing the position that many judgments of taste are "absurd and ridiculous" (SOT, 269).

In 1992 he gave the House of Lords' judgment ruling that it was absurd that the recognition of a normal mother's ability to care for a very young child amounted to sexual discrimination.

It seems absurd to make that kind of snap judgment after wins over Utah State and Arkansas State, but we should find out this week when the Volunteers pay a visit to Oklahoma.