Sentence examples for absurd uses from inspiring English sources

Pushing the envelope to provoke outraged journalists to cover your product isn't new either, and some of the more absurd uses of booth babes at this year's CES, which wrapped up last night in Las Vegas, were probably plays for that type of PR.

In the letter to Admiral Poindexter, they called the initiative a "wasteful and absurd" use of tax dollars.

Its inherently, aggressively absurd (use a capital A there if you want) sketches often seemed to unfold with the nonsensical logic of free association, delivered in poker-faced, matter-of-fact style.

Following up on our story about the hilariously absurd use of goats to mow the lawns around Google's headquarters instead of lawnmowers, we were able to get a comment from PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

It's an extraordinarily absurd use of force in and of itself.

Our fan base was probably inflated due to our vocalist's absurd use of spam, but for a local hardcore outfit our sets had healthy turnouts.

But Sanders is supposed to be a professional, doing a professional job, and to ratify Trump's inflammatory and absurd use of the term "fake news" to refer to legitimate news organizations is simply, yes, disgraceful.

(It involved artists creating signs advertising absurd hypothetical uses for neglected buildings in New Orleans).

While it might be entirely reasonable to use the milometer in your car to calculate the distance from London to Birmingham, it would be absurd to use the same instrument to map out the dimensions of a tennis court.

And what's more absurd than using this monstrous Latin word in a song?

"It's absurd to use the same cultural dynamics to explain both gang rape and sports talk radio".