Sentence examples for which is absurdly from inspiring English sources

From 30km to 35km, the pair ran a 14 18 split, which is absurdly fast.

(If it's grease you're after – if you're hungover, basically – then I'd recommend adding butter to the pan, or going with Leigh's cured pork fat, which is absurdly good if you can find the stuff).

I had been trying to get hold of her for days, but cell-phone service has been cut, and Internet access, which is absurdly slow in the best of times in Iran, has been restricted to three unpredictable hours a day.

"I have a view on the precise nature of the regulations, which are absurdly complicated," he says.

He said he paid $20.99 a pound for fillets of lionfish, which are absurdly plentiful in the nearby Caribbean, but $17.99 for tuna flown all the way from Hawaii.

These classes also come with pretty package incentives, which are absurdly overpriced and can hardly be considered motivation to join.

There's no Australian pricing yet, which historically is absurdly high, nor Canadian, which will likely be a little higher than the US.

It also marks the telephone box which is sited, absurdly, on a steep hill near a rushing waterfall rendering all phone conversations all but inaudible.

The anecdote was a favorite of Mann, whose artist-hero Tonio Kroeger's almost comical attempts to become "normal" end in an affirmation of everyday life which is also absurdly sentimental.

Now oil companies are going to have to cap the interest payments they're charging the government on prepayment royalties to 110% – which is still absurdly high, so imagine what they were charging before.

But, with due Submission, I am of Opinion, that the contiguous Eastern Window of the Chapel, which is still absurdly suffered to remain with its antique Mullions and Ramifications, is by no means of a piece with the rest.