Sentence examples for laughably absurd from inspiring English sources
"This device is laughably absurd," goes a typical remark on a tech blog's comments board.
But people familiar with the barest fundamentals of the TV economy call the idea laughably absurd.
These have to be separated because the former is laughably absurd and the latter worthy of being examined.
The figures of Mammy and Sambo and Topsy are more or less meaningless to contemporary audiences, so laughably absurd as to be stingless.
When the media accurately reported on Trump's inaugural crowd sizes, the White House not only contested this on the substance in a laughably absurd manner.
The attempt by Hamilton and Bezic to make a case for Kwan's courage in not giving up after she fell was laughably absurd.
Of course, the joke is now that our two heroes are the laughably naff and lame and absurd, which comes to a crisis when they encounter the new fashion icon enigmatically named All, played by Benedict Cumberbatch.
Their journey is jampacked with misadventures and personal epiphanies, some touching, others laughably contrived (a sudden, completely phony-looking tornado being the most absurd).
The playing field here is so uneven that it's absurd, as women are docked so much more severely for laughably trivial things.
It's laughably inadequate.
