Sentence examples for absurd move from inspiring English sources
Having picked Finn at times when he would have been better off out of things, it would have been an absurd move to pass him by at this stage.
It also feels like an indulgently absurd move from the 20-year-old after his impressive turns as John Lennon in Taylor-Wood's directorial debut, Nowhere Boy (the film the pair met on), and as a caped crusader in Matthew Vaughn's splendid Kick-Ass.
Saraphy's absurd move such as this is typical on Wall Street these days.
In an extremely absurd move by French TV regulatory agency CSA, the French can no longer say the words "Facebook" or "Twitter" on television unless they are in the context of a news story.
Let me say that "predicting" an underdog without knowing who the opponent is going to be is an absolutely absurd move in politics--an enterprise, like baseball, that is played on the real board--not in some computer program or in some geek's head.
Just when you thought state government's policies couldn't get any more absurd, they move to a new level of, well, absurdity".
It is, of course, absurd to move in and complain about the moral tone.
Maria Aberg's revival, using Martin Crimp's celebrated translation, gathers these moments together with the same unruly energy and alluring grace that those chairs have, hanging above the couple in Garance Marneur's design, rendering the absurd rather moving, and haunting, too.
Beginning with the absurd and moving on to the surreal, there is clearly something of the Blackpool postcard about turning to Prescott for sermons on the wickedness of trying to make money out of political books, and on the treatment of staff.
Perhaps it is simply that in panto or spaces such as the Globe, where the audience presence is genuinely felt by the actors, those moments when they accidentally break character remind us all that the absurd but moving act of make-believe is a collaborative effort – unpredictable, delicate, messy and very human.
This story has moved from absurd to absurder.
