Sentence examples for absurdly harder from inspiring English sources
And the tests, moreover, have become, overnight, absurdly harder, guaranteeing the kids' failure and that of their teachers, whose job ratings, thanks to Race to the Top mandates, are tied to them.
In part, that's because the task is absurdly hard.
For a man who could have spent his life living off his trust fund, Mr. Bronfman works absurdly hard.
It wasn't a major coup, but it counts as a defiant act — and one that made its point, for it was, and remains, absurdly hard for the public to gain access to what academics supposedly write for it.
He is absurdly hard to hit, and infuriatingly good at exploiting his opponents' lapses with sneaky counterpunches; he record is 44-0, and very few of those wins have been close, or arduous.
Thanks to the eccentricities of 1960s traffic planning, which insisted that pedestrians be raised on elevated walkways, the museum is absurdly hard to find and enter, and its management would be delighted to move.
It wasn't really "hidden" per se, but it was absurdly hard to find.
No doubt 999-star power players will find ways to put these in absurdly hard to reach areas.
But spelling is ancillary to a language's real complexity; English is a relatively simple language, absurdly spelled.Perhaps the "hardest" language studied by many Anglophones is Latin.
He was demonised during the campaign by his opponents, almost absurdly so; yet his hard line on immigration and on criminality lent him an undeniable harshness.
