Sentence examples for largely absurd from inspiring English sources

Against the odds, Matalon has made a haunting figure out of a largely absurd one.

He offers them an authentic voice - although his views are largely absurd and the prospect of him running the country alarming.

In the case of "12 Years a Slave," I thought White's review of the movie, which appeared on the Web sites of CityArts and the New York Film Critics Circle, was largely absurd.

The details of his supposed personal life are largely absurd, incomplete and not explained in detail.

An ensemble of lovable misfits - adults costumed as and behaving much like schoolkids - enact rituals of the absurd to largely nonsensical, faux naïf songs.

Meade's story is so compelling, in part, because it declares a fundamental truth about the artist's path: To be an artist involves an earnest commitment to those instincts that are largely considered absurd, forgotten and foolish.

But if someone should mention the most vexing problem facing communities -- soaring property taxes -- decorum demands that no one mention the fact that the high cost of New Jersey's municipal government is fueled largely by the absurd overabundance of bureaucrats.

Mr. Cruz's campaign to defund health reform consists largely of an absurd plan to filibuster the very House bill that kept the government from closing and defunded the health law, a notion that was rejected by the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, and most Senate Republicans.

Another similarity is that both campaigns have been based largely on implausible, even absurd, promises.

These disputes typically escalate to absurd levels, largely because they take place behind closed doors and are egged on by our adversarial legal system which cannot help but divide people into winners and losers.

This is a completely absurd requirement, largely based on numerous myths about how sexualized violence is carried out.