Sentence examples for absurd remarks from inspiring English sources

Rusty Reno, editor of First Things – the conservative religious journal founded by Richard John Neuhaus – dismantled Romney's "absurd" remarks with a quiet ferocity.

The Frenchman who is European commissioner for the internal market, Michael Barnier, a former center-right agricultural minister, told France 2 television that Mr. Montebourg's "absurd" remarks were the latest attempt by France under the Socialists to "shirk its responsibilities".

China denounced his "absurd" remarks.

"King has often made Iowa a laughing stock on the national stage with his offensive and absurd remarks about undocumented immigrants, comparing them to dogs or disparaging them as drug mules with calves the size of cantaloupes," the Register's editorial board wrote.

Throughout all of this, the object of study himself is gentle and generous with his time and comments, only occasionally cracking up at an absurd remark or the over-literal use of a phrase from his work (the bald statement: 'He got a hard-on like a rat', delivered in grave tones by a Dutch academic, provoked an uncontrollable fit of giggles from the great author).

Something that absurd, that kind of mean-spirited, absurd remark, you don't deal with – you don't try to deal rationally with stupid.

Then Trump made the absurd remark about Mexican immigrants, and I began to be irritated-not at Trump himself, but at the media.

Okay, so that last jab is a bit unfair -- I have no idea if Mr. Welch would agree with Congressman Ryan's absurd remark.

They also account for the descent of the "Leave" campaign into empty populism -- epitomized by Boris Johnson's absurd remark that in the negotiations with the rest of the EU, he wanted to have his cake and eat it.

The Williams campaign has made no comment about Forgy's absurd and offensive remarks.

Rick Santorum called the broadcaster's remarks "absurd," but immediately pooh-poohed them by adding that "an entertainer can be absurd.