Sentence examples for class absurdities from inspiring English sources

In the United States we have no formal aristocracy, but we have plenty of class absurdities of our own.

He brings out its middle-class absurdities (speaking of absurdities, kudos to Scott Pask for his nuttily underwear-festooned set), and imbues it with just the slightest whiff of sadness.

The Gogol story is a bizarre tale of a petty bureaucrat who is swept along in the officious chaos, class conflicts and absurdity of St . Petersburgsociety.

As it is, this zany bandleader left behind a broad legacy to share with the next, irreverent generation; the raspberries punctuating the 1942 Hitler-baiting ode "Der Fuehrer's Face" are a master class of substantial absurdity.

Leigh has long been admired for his gritty, downbeat studies of working people and the wretched absurdities of class.

It was in front of this statue that I realized the coming months would be a trip into absurdity, class-envy, and misplaced nostalgia.

It was in front of this statue that I realised the coming months would be a trip into absurdity, class-envy and misplaced nostalgia.

With his outsider's eye, Losey picked up on the absurdities in the British class system.

Holland's sharp eye narrows at the absurdities of contemporary middle-class life.

Mr. McEvoy, who wrote the script, and Mr. Levinson have a good feel for both the small absurdities of lower-middle-class daily life and the large ridiculousness of ethnic warfare (Scott).

Farrell gives a master class in deadpan comedy, while the inherent absurdity of the set-up provides constant fodder for amusement.