Sentence examples for indeed absurd from inspiring English sources
This is an unhealthy and indeed absurd state of affairs.
The American self-image of immaculate conception was indeed absurd in the light of slavery, of expansion across Indian lands and of territorial ambitions.
McGahern agreed that the situation was indeed absurd, and says that even as an adolescent reader he had nothing but contempt for the censorship board.
I think that Mr. Obama's legal argument is wrong, indeed absurd, but he is politically and (in the unlikely event that a court would hear a challenge to it) legally accountable for making it.
Philip Hammond, the new chancellor, made clear this morning on the Today programme that Osborne's talk of a Brexit "emergency budget" to raise taxes or cut spending was indeed absurd, as most of us said at the time.
Under the current setup, though, "horror stories abound" of demands for "inappropriate, indeed absurd, alterations in research protocols," and rejections of surveys with questions that might embarrass or dismay "their (autonomous adult) subjects," the report states.
A working group of German academics called "Chimaira" has published a statement on its website defending its approach, arguing that "while it may indeed seem absurd when people like Schulte call for a memorial for border dogs, it is just as absurd to expect an outcry [against such a proposal] from those who have a different conception of the relationship between human and animal".
Indeed, the absurd complexity of the plot is something Shakespeare, in the end, has great tongue-in-cheek fun with.
Other than the somewhat laughable theories that the temple is secretly training Communist Nazi's for world domination, there are indeed less absurd reasons for these criticisms.
