Sentence examples for feels absurd from inspiring English sources
It feels absurd now to point out that Spain, in the days before this final, were accused of being boring.
Something about it feels absurd, though the part that makes heroes out of teen-age girls feels absolutely essential.
Like my partner, I would love to wait until we're 40; the thought of us having a child before then feels absurd.
("Breakfast is 'way too ceremonial' for him, 'it feels absurd to pick up a spoon. Meaningless. A sugar cube is an assault against me. Bread. Milk.
One rustic appetizer — the signature tart of olives, goat cheese, caramelized onions, and anchovies — is such perfect picnic food that it feels absurd to be eating it indoors.
"Partly this is because I have come to know Zora through her books and she was not a teary sort of person herself; but partly, too, it is because there is a point at which even grief feels absurd".
Sometimes, Ms. Lake said, it just felt absurd: so many years of tangled fights over something so simple and pure.
Oddly, it did not feel absurd to be calling a seventy-four-year-old man on a pronged cane Cookie.
The whole situation felt absurd: was I seriously going to be that tourist?
Like so much of "The Americans," that moment should have felt absurd, but it was heartbreaking.
