Sentence examples for will be absurd from inspiring English sources
"It will be absurd for Twitter to mount the defense that it complies with any takedown notices filed over copyright-infringing content," Wallenstein wrote in an op-ed Sunday morning.
It will be absurd, in Pyeongchang, to watch one of the world's most repressive, totalitarian nations attempt to deploy two hundred and thirty smiling women as a diplomatic shield.
As someone who has both crafted and professionally scoffed at headlines in many ways through many elections, I'd like to just reassure everyone, right now, that yes, your instincts are correct: most of the ones you'll see after the Iowa caucus will be absurd and should be ignored.
He added, "The attempt by Ms. de la Renta and Chase to go back to 1997 for a will is absurd".
Any kind of community outreach will, argues Leovy, be absurd unless black-on-black homicide is taken seriously.
Here is a word-pair that will be considered absurd within the next two decades: "dining room".
Among the many inviolable rules of film criticism - that Nic Cage is a genius; that Terminator 2 was better than the first Terminator; that Kevin Costner will never, ever not be absurd – the most inviolable of all centres on Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, the holy trinity that, whether you like their films or not, must be bowed to as towering luminaries.
So while I do expect there will be some absurd-sounding spending provisions, and I don't intend to censor my skepticism about the federal bureaucracy, none of this should be interpreted as opposition to the bill, which is necessary if insufficient.
There we will be spared the absurd 1pm start, which was the case in the first two one-day internationals.
