Sentence examples for more absurdly from inspiring English sources

This only makes Trump's position look more absurdly nonchalant.

More absurdly, we also heard the fear that the public would misuse data.

And no one, it seems, is more absurdly literalist than Caseby himself.

Serge Pennings To deliver more tools, more tricks, and more levels designed by more absurdly talented … Well, everybody.

(They blunder all the more absurdly as three white men making a conspicuous visit to an all-black neighborhood).

Even more absurdly, the F.S.B. wanted Sasha to account for the weapon he had been issued in Chechnya.

The days when it really was the semi-mythical East End, not the East London of gastropubs, £800/month new-build box rooms and ever more absurdly-priced microbrewery pints.

Others lead fearful lives in enclaves of southern and central Kosovo, reliant on NATO protection to go shopping and take children to school.Compared with Bosnia, the protectors of Kosovo set themselves an even more ambitious perhaps absurdly ambitious task.

Third, they would have made whole swathes of language in the Affordable Care Act read more bizarrely and absurdly than anything in the disputed sentence.

Legal abortion is even markedly, dramatically, absurdly more safe than childbirth, resulting in.06 deaths per 100,000 each year in the United States.

It is not his fault that the night before his big speech, President Obama raised expectations absurdly, more or less proclaiming during a news conference that his Treasury secretary had the problem solved.