Sentence examples for makes it absurd from inspiring English sources

Their young age and the young age of their victim makes it absurd that this took place in an adversarial court situation.

It would have been in Cancún, too, without some nifty diplomatic footwork.That the world's largest carbon emitters, China and America, are not bound by the protocol makes it absurd.

So we invent and we exaggerate and whatever, and make it absurd.

The tone is like that of the Monty Python movies, which are genuinely appalled by violence but register their shock by making it absurd.

The dream of making a liberal society on a foundation of free love rather than of free markets is much mocked, but that doesn't make it absurd.

Nan Aron President, Alliance for Justice Washington, Feb. 14, 2011 • To the Editor: The virtues of living an uncloistered intellectual life do not make it "absurd" to criticize some of the current justices' associations.

As soon as he did, Jews began to be expelled from German sports clubs, and the crescendo of persecution in Germany made it absurd to pretend that the coming Games would be a normal event.

In reply, egalitarian philosophers stress the kinds of freedoms that someone in Betty's position retains under the imagined tax regime, freedoms which make it absurd, in the view of these philosophers, to compare her position to that of a slave.

If banter and firing back is not your thing, then just agree and make it absurd somehow.

That makes it doubly absurd that Republicans campaigned against health care reform by repeating over and over the false claim that it would "cut Medicare".

Forbidden Zone's rehearsals suggests a director not so much running away from British theatre as trying to rethink its traditions – which makes it seem slightly absurd that fans of her work now have to travel to Germany to see it.