Sentence examples for it would seem absurd from inspiring English sources

I know it would seem absurd to someone who's won as many as I've won.

Normally, it would seem absurd to characterise a Federer win over Nadal as a surprise.

But it would seem absurd to do that at the end of one of my films.

"If you believe tobacco kills, and you are concerned about health, it would seem absurd to hold tobacco stocks in your portfolio," said Stephen Viederman, a longtime foundation executive who has waged a tireless battle to persuade more of these charities to rethink their investments in light of their social aims.

At most clubs it would seem absurd even to doubt a new manager before November is behind him but it does matter that Chelsea are a dozen points off the lead in the Premier League and André Villas-Boas's side will not be in the top four should Tottenham Hotspur so much as draw at home to Aston Villa on Monday.

It would seem absurd to seek a day off to participate in party primaries.

On the face of it, a comparison between the composers Richard Wagner and Harry Partch would seem absurd.

If we weren't a society that was so accustomed to women needing to look a certain way this would seem absurd on its face.

Cheese would seem absurd on filet mignon, but it worked.

If fictional, Escobar's story would seem absurd.

But if you were in a good frame of mind, this would seem absurd.