Sentence examples for felt absurd from inspiring English sources
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.
Sometimes, Ms. Lake said, it just felt absurd: so many years of tangled fights over something so simple and pure.
It felt absurd to watch a movie filmed in Texas, over the past dozen years, almost exclusively about white people.
With a record like that, allowing him to keep a gong for "services to the banking industry" felt absurd.
Something about it feels absurd, though the part that makes heroes out of teen-age girls feels absolutely essential.
It feels absurd now to point out that Spain, in the days before this final, were accused of being boring.
Oddly, it did not feel absurd to be calling a seventy-four-year-old man on a pronged cane Cookie.
Watching "Rambo Solo," you learn less than nothing about absurdist theatre, but, as you leave the show, you may feel absurd for having sat through it.
Like my partner, I would love to wait until we're 40; the thought of us having a child before then feels absurd.
