Sentence examples for degree of absurdity from inspiring English sources

Don't all human endeavors have a degree of absurdity?

The backlash has reached such a degree of absurdity that Omar's own party plans to censure her for her remarks.

Political statements delivered in the midst of a professional football game, no matter how poignant, are inevitably tinged with some degree of absurdity.

Yet there is always a degree of absurdity to these disputes, which, independent of direct and objective mimicry, tend to be predicated on interpretive leaps — on sniffing out what a song "feels" like, and whether or not that feel has been repurposed egregiously.

Whatever you call it, the cost of attaining a college degree has skyrocketed to the point of absurdity — to the point of one trillion red flags.

Given that degree of personal absurdity, his appearance in New York on Saturday, to speak at a small conference dedicated to the future of radio, would qualify as merely unlikely.

I mean, there's always some degree of oddity, absurdity into it.

It was gooey to the point of absurdity, and wonder.

They are caricature opposites to the point of absurdity.

They began to swell to the point of absurdity.

Dr Anthony Seldon, Tony Blair's biographer and the master (head) of Wellington College, says: 'The degree of testing is an absurdity.