Sentence examples for stage absurd from inspiring English sources
The artist's own dreams are used to stage absurd scenario in The Interpretation of Dreams, included but not limited to a photograph of a black Klu Klux Klan member, conjoined-at-the-head twins Lori and Dori in royal regalia, and a (somehow more normal) shot of a killer clown.
Earlier games staged often absurd artistic and musical competitions alongside the sporting ones.
He has staged an absurd carnival of clownish silhouettes, stuffed dummies and papier-mache figures, one of which is a man-faced balloon on rocking-horse legs.
"The Dictator" stages an absurd collision in consigning Aladeen, a short-fused megalomaniac with a taste for high-class prostitutes and a budding nuclear program, to an organic health food co-op in Brooklyn, where an overalls-clad activist, Zoe Anna Fariss), has mistaken him for a Wadiyan dissident.
He stages an absurd press conference to announce that he's as "shocked as anyone" by this turn of events.
As he was sprawled on the stage, during an absurd explanation of how to fend off a bear attack, his face went blank.
Conference realignment has reached such an absurd stage that United States senators are involved, writes Kelly Whiteside in USA Today, and that's rarely a good thing for restoring sanity.
But the government's policy has stalled at the final stage due to absurd VAT regulations that mean national museums that currently charge will lose millions of pounds if they go completely free.
This time last year, the world was gripped by the last absurd stage of the technology bubble and there was talk of how the American economy had climbed to a new plateau of achievement.
There is a spectacularly staged, if ultimately absurd gunfight and chase following a bank robbery in Trafalgar Square that is superior to anything I recall from the TV series or the other theatrical spin-offs.
But as long as Molina was filling the stage with his almost absurd passion for performance, I considered the ninety, intermissionless minutes worth it.
