Sentence examples for imagined absurd from inspiring English sources

I entertained the idea of going to see a medium; I imagined absurd scenarios - sitting at a circular table with a woman with long fingernails, a cool draught entering the room, then hearing her voice boom out from nowhere bringing me reassurance and a message from old Uncle Percy.

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I can only imagine how absurd it sounded.

"And the film I showed was John Ford's 'Grapes of Wrath.' So you can imagine how absurd that was".

My first thought, once I stop laughing, is to imagine the absurd pleasure it will give the lucky stiff who manages to buy it.

Rendered in near-Photo-Realist detail, they imagine solitary, absurd moments descending on ordinary individuals: a worker on a vast and barren roof, surrounded by air ducts, enters an existential trance; two men climb the walls of a quarry; a minimum-wage worker cleaning a food-court patio shrinks under a blimp-size inflatable ad that's come untied.

She imagines its "absurd" size commanding the sort of respect the Great Buddha of Nara inspires.

Now just imagine how absurd it would be if the United States told Britain to alter its residency requirements, or vice versa, and you can begin to understand the chutzpa of British judges trying to alter the identity requirements of a three-and-half thousand year old faith that is the precursor of Christianity.

Saxon Palmer, as his rival suitor Hortensio, in disguise as a music teacher, harvests more honest laughs than you'd imagine with his absurd comic accent and a mustache that won't stay put.

But as someone who lives, works and drives in Manhattan, I can't imagine a more absurd endeavor than trying to turn the city into a rural bike utopia.

It's possible to take that question to an extreme that even Senator Paul might find absurd: imagine, for example, a jihadist whose interpretation of the Koran suggested that he should be allowed to behead infidels and apostates.