Sentence examples for absurd though from inspiring English sources

It would be absurd, though, to try finding a connection between the tragedy and the music itself.

It would be absurd, though, to suggest that Hawking's disability was the most significant thing about him, or that the most significant thing about his disability was how irritable it made his ex-wife, Jane.

Absurd though it sounds, people really did believe in him.

The pressure from the Australia defence is absurd though and there's just no way through.

That's absurd, though of one thing I'm sure: Miss Shepherd would not have been pleased.

Something about it feels absurd, though the part that makes heroes out of teen-age girls feels absolutely essential.

Some of the charges were absurd and some, though plausible, were hardly criminal, given the exigencies of an all-consuming war.

In expensive areas, households with incomes of up to £90,000 a year can qualify for it - yes, it's absurd - though more typical buyers are on less than half of that - the London median is about £40,000, which is close to the median London household income, and the deposits needed are on average something over £13,000, depending on the area.

It's still an absurd situation, though.

It was dismaying and almost absurd, as though Ian Hislop had been taken out by helicopter gunships or artillery strikes.

Another case, involving a couple's sexual perversions, relies on some absurd dialogue, though its ending, awful and fascinating, makes it worth watching.