more absurd

Even more absurd, unlike many other agencies, the CBP is funded to a large degree by users.

It's even more absurd to suddenly resort to the Michael Jordan argument that Fat Acceptance folks have been using for years.

But Andrew Roberts argues that applying modern values to an inherently illogical institution only makes it more absurd.

The O.C.: Once season three hit, the stories became more absurd and their telling too hasty.

Judge: If I hear any more absurd comparisons, I will give you twelve months.

Nothing could be more absurd in the eyes of Grecian philosophers, than to speak of the resurrection of the body.

He was so triste, and withal very jealous, which was the more absurd, because he was old.

Nothing could be more absurd than my scheme of educating a woman in solitude to make her fit for society.

Once in the woods again she walked more hurriedly, not only because she feared being late, but for another more absurd reason.