Sentence examples for an absurd proposition from inspiring English sources

Even more, it is an absurd proposition.

"I think that's an absurd proposition," Mr. Pfeiffer said on Fox.

After calling her one night and blurting an absurd proposition, Vinnie fears Patsy will think he's an obscene caller.

It is, of course, an absurd proposition; when Heritage propounded this doctrine, it was also retrogressing intellectually by at least 80 years.

For those brought up on television of the fifties, a night of passionate chastity might not seem such an absurd proposition.

"Most parents would supervise in some way internet access for children, and I think it would be an absurd proposition to say that schools shouldn't do that because we are looking after their safety.

How, for example, do you judge the commercial prospects of a boyband as terrifying as Mommie Dearest (think Sacha Baron Cohen's Brüno fronting the Klaxons) when an equally absurd proposition such as Jedward have just made a third album that sounds like … hang on, a third album?

Earlier on Friday, Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York called Mr. Boehner's legislation an "absurd, absurd proposition".

The fact that all the Republican candidates agreed this time in support of an equally absurd proposition indicates how far (right) the GOP has come.

It's a fairly absurd proposition.

Selling an American-style weight-loss program to France would seem an absurd business proposition: from a French point of view, Americans might appear better equipped to give pointers on how to gain weight than how to lose it.