Sentence examples for seemingly absurd notion from inspiring English sources

But his focus in this seduction scene was less on trashing the competition than on winning me over, not just to his product but to the seemingly absurd notion of the multithousand-dollar mattress.

While a seemingly absurd notion on the surface, it's becoming a reality that's all too likely as we move into the cloud computing era.

The most apparent problem with Steinberg's proposal is that it rests on the seemingly absurd notion that the federal court that has ordered a reduction in the state prison population would now consider postponing its Dec. 31 deadline, after the state has dragged its feet on sustainable reduction efforts and after courts have rejected previous bids for stays and delays.

In a sense, this is an absurd notion.

This formidable and tightly argued defense of a seemingly absurd view is certain to provoke debate.

This absurd notion rests on weak reeds in Europe and Arabs deeply hesitant to act.

His office promulgated the absurd notion that security would cost $1 billion.

Kierkegaard once argued the seemingly absurd thesis that in love it is impossible to be deceived.

The UN still clings to an absurd notion Somaliland should rejoin its wayward cousin, Somalia.

We take medicines that rely on the absurd notion that illnesses are caused by tiny invisible creatures called germs.

It's an absurd notion, but it's fully in line with decades of Republican resistance to federal emergency planning.