Sentence examples for something as absurd from inspiring English sources

We must move away from something as absurd as religion.

Applying that standard to The A.P. would have opened the door to far broader regulation and could, in theory, have meant something as absurd as requiring newspapers to cover every press release or publish every letter to the editor.

If he were an inhabitant of Liverpool he should be ashamed to acknowledge in foreign countries that he belonged to it, for the people of Liverpool did something as absurd as the worshipping of monkeys.

How tragic for a city that prides itself on its cultural wealth, its contributions to the arts and to the history of jazz to lose a place like Smalls over something as absurd as an impossibly high rent.

Because they were influenced by market fundamentalism and its obsession with "success", Soros continued, Americans were eager to accept politicians' claims that the nation could win something as absurd as a war on terror.

All three men here are missing something, but, as absurd as they are, they're not just comic caricatures; they're the very real clowns you can see performing every day in New York City's media circus, whose three rings are Me, Myself, and I.

The allegation has been rejected as absurd.

"The whole thing struck me as absurd.

Arthouse can seem just as absurd.

The notion isn't as absurd as it sounds.

This blindspot is not as absurd as it sounds.