Sentence examples for especially absurd from inspiring English sources

That makes Boehner's "net loss" claim seem especially absurd.

But the number is especially absurd today, when the price of oil is closer to $70.

It is especially absurd when we have sensible policies to let teachers teach, help pensioners and cut fuel tax.

Portraying this as an exposé was especially absurd because The Post's first story last week made clear that none of the women approached the reporters.

We rarely cheer Fox News, but we did when the anchor Shepard Smith reported on an especially absurd turn in the "Joe the Plumber" saga.

The obsession with budget deficits is especially absurd because the enormous deficits of recent years are entirely the result of the economic downturn.

Personally, I thrived: I started classes, ran in the local park, and read copious books, especially the absurd dead Russian writers.

But the most successful genre of all was undoubtedly operetta, especially the absurd comedies of the collaborators Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy, whose work was set to music by Jacques Offenbach.

That is why I was extremely pleased to see that Brooks later wrote an article for UMKC's student paper that was highly critical of her university's speech policies, especially its absurd and, in my opinion, flatly unconstitutional free speech zone policy.

This seems absurd, especially in the case of BBC4.

The comparison is absurd, especially in such a fast-changing industry.