Sentence examples for would be absurdly from inspiring English sources

However, cries of mission accomplished would be absurdly premature.

Moreover, the disclosure requirements for lobbying would be absurdly punitive toward unions.

At its present level of 8.75%, the benchmark rate would be absurdly high in most big economies.

The ecstatic ascent to the final chorus would be absurdly bombastic in the hands of most producers.

Some firms say the rule would be absurdly costly to obey, especially if it includes workers abroad, part-timers or contractors.

It would be absurdly risky to release a murderer like Mr Manson, who shows no remorse and still describes himself as dangerous.

(Alas, I know too well what he would do with this remembrance, which he would consider to be absurdly long and wordy).

After being caught the first time, wouldn't you be absurdly cautious the next time?" Gatlin has not tested positive since returning from his last ban.

However, Galileo's values were much smaller than previous estimates of the apparent sizes of the brightest stars, such as those made by Tycho Brahe (see Magnitude) and enabled Galileo to counter anti-Copernican arguments such as those made by Tycho that these stars would have to be absurdly large for their annual parallaxes to be undetectable.

The policy seeks to limit the distribution of what it calls "materials" (read: information) on campus, which, if it weren't so outrageous, would be almost absurdly humorous in its total antithesis to the whole concept of higher education as a forum for the open exchange of ideas.

It continues in this vein until late afternoon, when we finally drop down out of the hills, clatter through a rock garden that would have been absurdly daunting three hours before and onto a road section.