Sentence examples for is really absurd from inspiring English sources
"That is really absurd, that is genuinely nuts," Mr. Hamilton said.
But such a feeling, though strong, is really absurd, because what does it matter to the dead how their bodies are disposed of?
"For me to send him to school with two eyes and come back with one eye is really absurd.
I don't think that's going to happen, and attaching myself to that kind of expectation is really absurd.
"It's really absurd," Mr. Schumer said.
The housing program he came up with was really absurd.
It's really absurd and beautiful and sad.
"What's really absurd is that the Arab opposition to dictators refuses any critique; it's a vicious circle.
"It's really absurd and funny for North Korea, a country unable to feed its own people, to say it is developing a space program," said Kim Tae-woo, a senior analyst at the government-funded Korea Institute for Defense Analysis.
"It's really absurd how we are so dependent on these things," Lagrind added, and Criscitello agreed, remembering how he walked into a small Greenwich Village café in '77 and heard a singer screaming "Disco, Disco Sucks!" He mused: "I wonder what we'll be doing in the next blackout?" At the other end of the bar sat Chris Pappas, an employee of the bar and former underwater welder.
