Sentence examples for only absurd from inspiring English sources

This is not only absurd: it gives me moral vertigo.

Fr Reid's parallel is not only absurd but morally repellent.

It's only absurd because it's a little bit further than the truth".

Are you writing in your mind," he responded, "Nooo" -- the syllable prolonged in a crooning, Slavic way -- "only absurd bric-a-brac".

The president of the trial lawyers' group, Richard Middleton, dismissed Mr. Grams's accusation as "not only absurd, but libelous on its face".

For reasons both good and bad — and sometimes for mere administrative convenience — colleges have promulgated speech codes that are not only absurd in their results but also detrimental to the ideals of free inquiry.

First, in hindsight a lot of liberal criticism of Bush's record (and especially his domestic record) looks not only misguided but absurd — and I think many liberals know it.

And if it's hard for the modern mind to understand why a good God would allow such misery on a temporal scale, imagining one who allows eternal suffering seems not only offensive but absurd.

Denial of a common sense principle is not only false but absurd (EIP 6.4, 462).

The chairman of the Battersea Dogs Home, William Cavendish-Bentinck, 6th Duke of Portland, rejected a request in 1907 that its lost dogs be sold to vivisectors as "not only horrible, but absurd".

To insist on holding on to this traditional parental setup as the optimum setting, putting it on a pedestal and claiming that is superior to every other parental setup that falls outside social requirements and specifications regarding gender, sexual orientation and biological functioning, is not only unfair but absurd.