Sentence examples for absurd to note from inspiring English sources

Nor would it be absurd to note the resources available to both.

The opera, first heard in 1835, was Bellini's last, and it has the usual bel canto maladies, starting with a libretto so poorly conceived that even Mr. Crutchfield, a former music critic for The New York Times, describes parts of it in his program notes as "absurd to the point of hilarity".

University of Montana metals expert Dr. Janet Finn notes, "It's absurd to describe a nation as a miracle of free enterprise when the engine of the economy remains in government hands".

But, as Judge Smith noted, they were clearly planned, and it would be absurd to say that all improvised dance should be taxed.

As James Madison noted, the president retains the power to repel sudden attacks when it would be absurd to wait for Congress to assemble.

This seems absurd to some.

It's absurd to dismiss Europe.

That would have been absurd to Rossini.

It's absurd to do so.

It was absurd to vilify Barbosa.

Granted, deciding the cutoff from absurd to not absurd will be arbitrary.