Sentence examples for profoundly absurd from inspiring English sources
From what angle do you approach the world in your writing, one scholar asked: are you an environmentalist, are you a Christian writer, what right do you have to represent sea cucumbers and peas and ostriches and constellations, and – oh, how one has to face this most profound and profoundly absurd question as a writer – what are you?
Novelists, in particular, tend to be suspicious of the very notion, and so they can acknowledge war's great secret -- that it's absurd and at times profoundly comic.
Julia Sweeney's ability to see the absurd first and the seriousness second (but no less profoundly, although she wouldn't say it herself) is what I so enjoyed in her writing — enjoyed so much that I've asked her to do more.
There are two things that are profoundly disturbing, however: First is the fact that he is regularly provided a public platform from which he can make his absurd and often hateful pronouncements.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
This profoundly pessimistic memoir about fifteen years of reporting on global jihad and the war on terror brims with hair-raising, saddening, and often absurd stories.
Nathan narrates increasingly absurd events with persistent cheer, a tone mirrored by the blinkered optimism and liberal conviction of pre-9/11 pre-9/11 Park Slopecombitation that soon seems less hopeful than hollow, and profoundly disengaged.
