Sentence examples for be absurd if from inspiring English sources

It would be absurd if it wasn't about to become the law.

It would be absurd if the passage of time were their defence now.

That would be absurd if we take countries such as Spain, for example.

It would be absurd if the UK parliament and, more importantly, the British public were denied a say.

It would be absurd if she were expected to curtail her own education to make things "fair" for other students.

She told the BBC's World at One: "It would be absurd if you just halted an election because you were worried your side was going to lose.

He went on to say: "It's absurd if you think about it.

Indeed, it would not have been absurd if the visitors had left with a draw bearing in mind the balance of play when the score was 1-0.

The name is absurd, if a trifle wearying and contrived, but the installation itself is the fun part of this year's show.

If a game is enough fun to play, it can be considered a great game even if the dialogue is absurd; if the gameplay is bad, it is quickly forgotten.

By the 1970s, when I was old enough to realize that the whole thing was absurd (if still irresistible), the distance that the Hollywood studios had once carefully maintained between its stars and the rest of us had already begun to diminish.