Sentence examples for labelled absurd from inspiring English sources

But it was a proposition those at the other end of the plaza labelled absurd.

This case was labelled "absurd" by Tymoshenko.

He says in the Treatise that the liberty of indifference is the negation of necessity in this sense; this is the notion of liberty that he there labels absurd, and identifies with chance or randomness (which can be no real power in nature) both in the Treatise and the first (epistemological) Enquiry.

Gemenne labeled "absurd" a statement by German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière, who said that the EU's capacity to welcome refugees "in need of protection" was based on deporting who are found to not meet the criteria for asylum.

De Leon labeled as "absurd" claims by an opposition group called the California Driver's Alliance that the measure would result in gas rationing and penalties for some kinds of vehicles.

He labelled the episode "absurd" and said the investigators would not let him see the orders.

Labeling the allegations absurd, Mr. Lichtenstein said his management fees amounted to only $1 million a year, a fraction of the value of the deal.

That move coincided with a forthright attack China's Global Times – the mainland mouthpiece of the Communist party – labelling the film "absurd", "too pessimistic" and a "virus of the mind".

Government officials had previously labelled Mr Nisman's allegations absurd.

A statement from Celtic condemning the verdict, suggested that the case had been brought against Lennon following two complaints and labelled the SFA's disciplinary system "absurd".

That said, on the evidence we have at present, it should still be considered fundamentally absurd that  some have prematurely labelled him 'the new Thierry Henry'.