When you pursue any ideology to its logical end, one sees how absurd virtually all ideologies are in themselves, except as interesting academic exercises.
And perhaps it is absurd considering that virtually all the film shows that nose tackles, when on the field, are still dominant forces.
Mr. Gingrich leaves the state a greatly diminished candidate, revealed as a man who would say virtually anything, no matter how absurd, to gain a slight advantage among groups of voters.
But given the crucial role Rhys Chatham played in the creation of the downtown music scene, it seems absurd that he has been virtually absent for the last 13 years.
I confess that I do not know -- at least not in the context of this absurd and superficially debated election, with virtually every serious question or issue pushed to the margins.
Yet it was absurd the result was still in doubt virtually until the end.
Hiding its subversiveness in bright colours and absurd situations, it has made satirical comment on virtually every aspect of America, rehearsing ideas that are at times positively "un-American".
The notion of censorship is so absurd in a country dominated by Christianity in virtually every aspect of life as to be offensive.
"Virtually every line in this report contains charges that range from absurd to dishonest," Glen Weiner, the group's deputy executive director, wrote in a statement.
"Virtually every line in this report contains charges that range from absurd to dishonest," deputy executive director Glen Weiner said in a statement, according to The New York Times.
"A multibillion-dollar valuation for a company that is in a business with virtually no barriers to entry and is younger than my toddler is absurd," Sucharita Mulpuru, Forrester Research retail analyst, wrote in a note to clients on Tuesday morning.
