Sentence examples for politically absurd from inspiring English sources

"It's politically absurd to have the Florida Legislature decide the next president".

But fully integrating 17 economies and undertaking the necessary restructuring remains, not surprisingly, politically absurd, with Europe's clock clicking down.

He wrote, "Perhaps customers will come to value fuel efficiency as a social good they're willing to pay for -- or perhaps taxes will go way up (politically absurd), increasing the value of fuel savings, but don't hold your breath".

What your brother does politically is absurd, but his idealism and his courage in their purity are beautiful".

In response to a detailed list of questions that included the allegations of fraud, the potential violations of campaign finance laws, and the hiring of undocumented workers, Sally Tibbets, spokeswoman for Rep. Buchanan, said only, "These are absurd, politically motivated statements being made by former disgruntled workers".

Though this row is being presented as a push-back against absurd, politically-correct rulings and the horrid idea of prisoners voting, I think that the really revealing fury is centred on Britain's submission to foreign judges.

Mr. Khodorkovsky's lawyers called the new charges absurd and politically motivated.

They made four albums of sometimes absurd, sometimes politically minded funk, then dissolved; Don Was went on to produce albums for Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones and many others.

The island simply doesn't have the money to repay its debts, and it's absurd and politically untenable to expect Puerto Ricans to labor solely, in effect, to pay off bondholders.

Mr Gyurcsany is being threatened with prosecution for various alleged actions during his premiership: ordering police to use rough tactics during demonstrations in 2006, overseeing an unjustified rise in national debt and abusing his authority in agreeing a land-swap deal with an Israeli investor over a casino project.Mr Gyurcsany dismisses all the charges as absurd and politically motivated.

Punk surrealist Winston Smith has been hand-crafting provocative collage art since the 1970s, when he started appropriating insipid icons in magazine ads from the 40s and 50s to create absurd, sometimes politically charged images.