Sentence examples for be a bit absurd from inspiring English sources

But to attempt to place responsibility on the company for things that happened at the level of government seems to me to be a bit absurd".

As someone who's witnessed the theater of war up close and personal as an infantryman in the United States Army (Iraq 2003 4) and has lived to tell about it, I found the whole concept to be a bit absurd.

That's a bit absurd.

This legitimacy is a bit absurd when extended to corporations.

So it is a bit absurd, somewhat surprising, and yet still has a poetic feel".

To call them "black males," as the police later did, is a bit absurd, but factually correct.

"I think that the statement that couples who have sexual relations are to be considered married is a bit absurd," she said.

"It's a bit absurd to claim that we have such repression in democratic Spain today that an armed struggled is called for," said Xabier Etxeberria, a specialist in political ethics at the University of Deusto in Bilbao.

The gleeful scene amid such uncertainty, and under the threat of a new lawsuit, was a bit absurd, not to mention surreal, like a Mad Hatter's tea party held under ominous skies.

It was a bit absurd since I had never walked more than seven miles in my life, and lung surgery, less than six months before, left me short of breath just walking up stairs.

It's a bit absurd now, like the Panama hat lampshades in his study - he has a wife who was art director of Harper's magazine, this apartment, summers in the Hamptons.