Sentence examples for is almost absurd from inspiring English sources

This ending is almost absurd, as if the director has a silly grin on his face.

Kale There has been a huge amount of hype around kale and its nutrition profile is almost absurd.

But it is almost absurd to think that 106 years have passed since Scottish football's oldest relic was paraded down Leith Walk.

Mixing NFL Films and HBO Sports in "Hard Knocks" -- a six-part, cinéma-vérité look at the Ravens -- is almost absurd.

"Even when you talk about Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, the idea of somehow it is the center of the insurgency is almost absurd".

The difference between the images of blood, fire and chaos that assaulted us and the similar pictures we have seen on movie screens is so obvious that pointing it out is almost absurd.

It's almost absurd, but the absurdity is exactly why people tune in.

That shot, so good it was almost absurd, essentially ended the tournament.

Overnight, the drabbest suburban streets are transformed by these magnificent flowering trees, which are magically at odds with their setting, and so beautiful as to be almost absurd.

On its face, the Opium War was almost absurd in its conception: the British sent a small fleet and a few thousand troops to make war on an empire of more than three hundred million people.

(There does seem to be an embarrassment of echoes in recent times, though; during the première episode of "The Good Wife," on September 22nd, there was a promo for David Letterman's show that night. His guest was Bill Clinton. The resonances are almost absurd).