Sentence examples for an absurd example from inspiring English sources

It's not a level playing field, and Azerbaijan is an absurd example of that".

This is an absurd example of how the law values property over people.

The foreign minister of another small EU state accuses Mr Blair of "putting short-term considerations above the future of Europe".The British see the furore as an absurd example of misplaced priorities.

It may seem like an absurd example, but it's indicative of how interminable and almost crazy the decision processes can be in a health system.

In response, Justice Andrew Collins said he found it "totally unacceptable" that, to take an especially absurd example, a man should have to get a license for legal advice about the sanctions from the very body that was imposing them.

This is an extreme absurd example.

Could there be a more absurd example of the sort of mindless conspicuous consumption that marked the years before "credit default swap" entered the national vocabulary?

While it makes sense to keep under wraps where troops are deployed and other strategic details, less compelling is the decision to hide information on salaries, contractors and, in one absurd example, whether a local agency still exists.

As the numbers of sanctions rises as a result of tighter rules, it seems likely that the more absurd examples will become a staple of local news (and then national) reporting, much as happened with work capability assessment injustices meted out by Atos.

Story gives absurd examples of excerpts of a conversation between mentor and businesswoman.

Using very primitive and absurd examples of flattening all the meaning into a yellow colour, Yellowism shows in a very direct way that creativity in its pure form has completely vanished.