Sentence examples for somewhat absurdly from inspiring English sources
"Thank you for coming," Liza says, somewhat absurdly.
The Basel committee has already agreed, somewhat absurdly, to delay the implementation of the requirements until 2019.
Howard should have ample motivation, too, having listened to Shaquille O'Neal declare — somewhat absurdly — that Lopez was the league's best true center.
Here, the native actors' accents are somewhat absurdly at odds with the 1970s libidinal utopianism of the likes of Linda Lovelace and Al Goldstein, editor of Screw magazine.
The title sequence — in which Mr. Moore's name, at his insistence, does not appear, leaving Mr. Gibbons listed, somewhat absurdly, as a solitary "co-creator" of the graphic novel — seems to acknowledge the project's anachronistic, nostalgic orientation.
Ashley and her cute minions decide (somewhat absurdly) to switch camps, and at Overton they become a mean-girl contingent, winning Taylor over to the dark (but slender!) side and taunting the bigger kids into a climactic battle for camp supremacy.
This convoluted and somewhat abstruse reasoning that absurdly compartmentalised human rights for workers was but a cover for their real concern.
It is an absurdly pretty setting.
And the colors in the design, while somewhat flashy as is the case with virtually all running gear, isn't absurdly so; you still probably can't wear this thing to a board meeting without catching a few glances askew, but it's also not a bold declaration of your inability to see color.
Though Margaret is thirty-one years old and has seen numerous corpses, including one of a recent rape victim, she remains inexplicably, absurdly childlike: she still thinks that "probably her danger would prove to be brief and somewhat comical".
