Sentence examples for absurd variety from inspiring English sources

Worried that the city's allures were distracting him from poetry, he began a long, itinerant tour of the Mediterranean coast, taking on an absurd variety of jobs: grape harvester, dockworker, campground watchman, trinket-shop proprietor.

You'll see an absurd variety of sausage stalls, stake out the spicy variety then move on to the gnocchi-like potato dumplings interlaced with cabbage and bacon, wash that down with local wine or lager, the Praha way.

The menu board showcased an absurd lack of variety: side dishes include only beans and chips (60 cents, in the bag), and they don't even have tea.

Camus sees this question of suicide as a natural response to an underlying premise, namely that life is absurd in a variety of ways.

The memo (included below) is absurd for a variety of reasons but namely because it demonstrates a complete editorial disconnect with today's online media ecosystem as well as a lack of understanding on Angelo's part of the types of stuff people actually want to read on a tablet.

The Brotherhood, his solo exhibition at the space, brings together historical figures like Marie Antoinette, Christopher Columbus, and Benito Mussolini in a variety of absurd scenarios in an effort to highlight the absurdity inherent in proclaiming yourself a "world leader".

But the slide show that accompanied that article – 55 photos of the Kim Jong-un in a variety of absurd official poses – may indicate that at least one editor at The People's Daily was in on the joke.

Pearce's video for the song "Fly All the Way," off his debut album "Broken Bones," features the actor in a variety of absurd infomercials.

This curiosity led her to enact a variety of absurd and unorthodox practices such as coating the surfaces of toast and greasy eggs with acrylic paint and submerging her friend in a tub of milk.

They can come up with all variety of strange and absurd law cases.

During the 1920s there was a burst of interest in building an extraordinary variety of such instruments, ranging from practical to absurd.