Sentence examples for absurd words from inspiring English sources

After those marvelously absurd words appeared in this space, Whirlpool wisely and generously reached out to Ms. London and promised to deliver a new refrigerator.

In order to survive we steal cheat lie forge fred hide and deal!" Jefferson Airplane wrote these cheerfully absurd words for "We Can Be Together," their 1969 anthem for a largely middle-class teenage audience playing at being revolutionaries; the lyrics would be a fitting epigraph for Rawi Hage's second novel, "Cockroach".

And so for the prosecution to quickly assign an absurd word for my motion — the term absurd — THe COURt: Right.

The absurd wording means we now face the unpalatable choice of either seeing summer holiday plans being hit by a wave of airline bankruptcies, or using taxpayers money to pay these huge compensations claims".

Mostly, it was Michael Stipe's fragile vocals and his absurd "word-salad" lyrics that drove me away.

"It's too absurd for words," he replied, smiling.

In 1664 an anonymously written pamphlet, "Vindex Anglicus," railed against the practice of trying to use the absurd Latinate words that were then creeping into English.

With the announcement last week that the "Spider-Man" opening was being delayed for a sixth time, until summer, the drama behind the now $70-million-and-counting 70-million-and-counting 70-million-and-counting 70-million-and-counting" musicalthinow and ruleseems't exist.

Which is too absurd for words.

Prose that has become fast-paced and frenetic resolves itself in one masterful final trope, one absurd final word.

Sometimes it uses them with absurd looseness: "Ordinary words take on non-specific alien functions.