Sentence examples for well absurd from inspiring English sources

One of Sonny Bono in "Escape to Athena," is, well, absurd.

The seasonal sense of the absurd should be heightened this week with the opening of ALAN AYCKBOURN's 1972 farce called, well, "ABSURD PERSON SINGULAR".

Proponents of hate crime legislation say the specter of hate crimes motivated by characteristics like height is, well, absurd.

Alas, as Mr. Clyman struggles to untangle his bad guys and good guys, the fizz goes out of this comic balloon and the absurdity becomes... well, just absurd.

Since its premiere in Cannes it has provoked arguments and discussions, as well as absurd allegations that the film denigrates Orson Welles.

He is alarming as well as absurd, stirring and stoking the worst impulses in the electorate.

But your call to limit the tax deductions on interest expenses incurred by businesses as well is absurd.

This is a land of Brobdingnagian portions, where regular means enormous and large means... well, frankly absurd.

Labour has already copied the Tory manoeuvre of changing the front man; to do so again would look undemocratic as well as absurd.

Look at these images in reproduction, on a tiny scale in the comfort of your own home, and they may well appear absurd, the white hawthorn bursting out in great maggoty slugs, the shadows making glove puppet bunnies.

Obviously only the weird and twisted among us would want to watch players suffer horrific injuries on concrete-like surfaces, but for 18 of the 24 fixtures in the bottom two divisions to fall victim to an all-too-predictable cold snap and five Championship fixtures to be postponed as well seems absurd.