Sentence examples for absurd leap from inspiring English sources

When Sandeep (Jason Kapoor), an engineer and the only foreign-born member of the group, suggests that last possibility, Brock tells him he's making an absurd leap of logic.

This absurd leap of logic ignores the fact that Holocaust victims don't have a say in how their fate has been distorted in 2015.

His performances are filled with absurd leaps of logic and a whimsical, surreal worldview.

Such faith is, rationally speaking, absurd, a "leap," so if there is to be any talk of truth here it is a standard that measures not the content of Abraham's act, but the way in which he accomplishes it.

For me, a magnificently out-to-lunch Lia Williams attempting to commit suicide by running at kitchen knives as Eva in Ayckbourn's moth-eaten play Absurd Person Singular leaps to mind.

The poor live outside the law this way because living within the law is impossible: corrupt legal systems and warped rules force those at the bottom of the world economy to spend years leaping absurd hurdles to do things by the book.

McEwan's prose can visualise the wastes of the north so you feel the impossible cold on your skin, but the next second it can be absurd, or discursive, or leap five years in the future.

The latest work by Mr Yan is entitled "Four Books" and is set during the trauma of China's Great Leap Forward, an absurd economic campaign which plunged the country into famine and caused the death of millions.

Using smuggled government documents, Chinese population statistics and interviews with police and villagers in four Chinese provinces, Chen calculated that as many as 43 million people died during the famine that followed Mao's absurd industrial campaign, the Great Leap Forward of 1958-60.

Chris Peterson's sunny naïveté and narcissism hardly let up as the show's situations leapt into the absurd.

There's Isaiah Mustafa's unflappable smoothie who manages to conjure scenarios out of nowhere for the pleasure of the female audience, and then there's Terry Crews' loud, fearless leaps into the absurd and ridiculous.