Sentence examples for is somewhat absurd from inspiring English sources
Although this horror flick is somewhat absurd and seemingly forgettable when viewed in a vacuum, its coincidentally contemporaneous release with "Blue Is the Warmest Color" urges immediate reconsideration.
"It really is somewhat absurd to put a date on it".
For Scott Gediman, a veteran ranger at Yosemite, that question is somewhat absurd.
This is not merely stunt casting – the girls are excellent in the movie – but it's certainly been healthy for publicity (and the US box office), and the idea of Korine as their patriarch is somewhat absurd.
Earlier this month TechCrunch's Vivek Wadha wrote about why patents in the technology industry are somewhat absurd.
While it's somewhat absurd that there is only one Grammy given to a song in the dance field when the genre at large is driven by the thousands upon thousands of single releases in a given year, this award is still a cherished prize for victors and nominees alike. .
Many interviewees complained that, in the circumstances, the unseemly haste was somewhat absurd and felt that depth of commitment had suffered.
Stulen: Sitting outside and watching people all laugh -- 10,000 people -- at one of these videos is actually somewhat absurd, but it also creates a whole different environment for that activity.
The parodies are somewhat less delightfully absurd, the nonsense not so quaint, the transitions rather more forced.
But the distinction between artificial and natural flavours can be somewhat arbitrary and absurd, based more on how the flavour has been made than on what it actually contains.
On Thursday, there was a somewhat absurd exchange during Jay Carney's White House press briefing about the war-like quality of our campaign in Libya: Q: What is this military action?
