Sentence examples for though it is absurd to from inspiring English sources
Surely, though, it is absurd to suppose that the greatest conceivable island actually exists in reality.
And though it's absurd to suggest that anyone is purposefully making less money to reap governmental reward, it's plain to see that some would stand to benefit by doing so.
There is little competitive challenge next season, though, and it is absurd to suggest that the tensions of managing one half of the Old Firm would prove troubling to a figure who not only captained Manchester United and the Republic of Ireland, but charged through every boundary and confrontation with a relentless and aggressive self-assurance.
Halpern describes Lisa's efforts to build a perpetual-motion machine while bored during the teachers strike, and comments that though it is absurd in reality to order someone to obey the laws of thermodynamics, he acknowledges that "physicists sometimes don't know the proper arena within which certain laws apply".
Weirdly, he's not at all bothered by the adoption, but is horrified by his Judaism, even though, as Richard Dawkins says, it's absurd to attach any religion to a child before they have chosen it for themselves.
Bell noted that tribute episodes usually mean that "all sense of plot continuity" is forgone, but that this one ranked "at the top of all of the other Glee tribute episodes because even though it was absurd at times, at least there was a plot and it kind of made sense".
But I wanted to have a "real" experience in this foreign land, to try to live like a local, and so I blanched at the exorbitant prices of the fresh produce trucked in from the Caucasus at the farmers' markets, even though by American standards it was absurd to haggle a price of 25 cents for two pounds of red peppers.
It's absurd to dismiss Europe.
It was absurd to vilify Barbosa.
It's absurd to think it would.
