Sentence examples for gets absurd from inspiring English sources

"At a certain point, it gets absurd," a Palestinian official said.

"Sometimes it just gets absurd," she says when I ask how they row.

"They're going to have to calculate where to stop before it gets absurd and people find it offensive".

Ken Ridden, one of England's representatives on the international board, says: "FIFA finds it useful to have the British veto when it gets absurd ideas coming forward".

This makes sense, because Russians already get absurd news from their regular papers.

"I sense right now that our lives are getting absurd," he said.

As the clock ticks down towards Saturday's second Lions Test it is starting to get absurd.

Their shareholders and managers pushed them to recover the securitization market share they had lost to unregulated investment banks getting absurd AAA ratings for packaging subprime dross.

"I remember when I thought 'this is getting absurd' was when someone explained to me Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which are important.

"Last year's standard tactic among the portals," he said, "was to take a category with maybe six competitors, then create three premium tenant slots for them and let them bid up the value until it ultimately got absurd.

In a swipe at Mr Gove's style, he said: "I remember when I thought 'This is just getting absurd' was when someone explained to me that Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which kings and queens are important.