Sentences with phrase «utter absurdity»

The phrase "utter absurdity" means something that is completely ridiculous or nonsensical. Full definition
But of course the Mail won't be careful in thinking such things through, and of course, they will take the most «anti-AGW» tack they possibly can, subject to their own (low) standards of avoiding utter absurdity.
Good job illustrating the utter absurdity of the Bible stories.
So instead of doing some thinking on your own and questioning the utter absurdity of some writer centuries after the death of Christ offering a «prophecy» that is completely open ended and can not be held accountable or reliable in any way, you just accept that as «truth»?
She establishes a nice 70's vibe, and acknowledges the utter absurdity of every situation, yet treats them all with a straightforward respect worthy of a historical event.
Scratch your head at the utter absurdity of DEATH BED, MUTANT WAR, and NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER!
The idea that our school system implements standardized testing in the early grades to make students «career and college ready» (in the language of the Common Core standards) is an utter absurdity — especially when you consider that one of the most popular career choices for a 5 - year - old is being Spider Man.
Craving the utter absurdity of the G63 AMG 6x6, but not up to the task of navigating your mall...
It removed the chart from the Hilton Honors program, so we don't know anymore how many points we should expect to pay, and it devalued the redemption rate for most of its popular properties to the point of utter absurdity, charging sometimes 70,000 to 80,000 points for a hotel that costs below $ 200 per night.
The utter absurdity of this situation led us to the disturbing crossroads American Art faced at the end of the sixties.
Joe Romm is right in noting the utter absurdity of the following statement attributed to BP's chairman, Tony Hayward, by the Guardian:
The utter absurdity of climate change helps highlight President Obama in a less than flattering perspective.
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