Sentence examples for absurd stances from inspiring English sources

It needed to laugh at itself and its absurd stances, but it needed to laugh at it from the mouth of a Scot.

It rejected the other three candidates - Yvette Cooper, Liz Kendall and Andy Burnham - because of "their absurd stance on last month's vindictive welfare cuts, when all three abstained rather than vote against brutal Tory ideology".

That was an absurd stance.

But that's an absurd stance.

The Senate bill, which has 19 Republican cosponsors, takes a hard line, levying new sanctions on Iran unless the country's leaders agree to abandon all uranium enrichment -- what some have called an "absurd" stance.

From a practical standpoint, the EU geopolitical stance is absurd.

Professor Crocker said that no matter how absurd the bank's stance may seem, homeowners have to fight it.

Cristina Fernandez described the UK's stance as "absurd", but urged peace.

In the real world that stance seems absurd when Microsoft refuses to sell you an integrated version of Windows XP with all known defects corrected.

If you're male, and sitting on a bus or underground train with that absurd, wide-legged, testicle-ventilating stance that implies the need for two seats, I may choose to sit next to you.

In Argentina, however, Fernández used the commemorations to make a renewed push to wrest back control of the islands, describing Britain's stance as "ridiculous and absurd".