Is ludicrous to worry that he really will attempt to deport all undocumented workers in any possible way and make President Obama seem rational on the issue?
"Honestly I found it ludicrous, because I can't fathom how a person who knows nothing about me has the capacity to call me names.
"I found it ludicrous," Ken Walker, who put together the festival, said in an interview.
I find it ludicrous that people are worried about naming an exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution after a benefactor.
While CBS has rightfully won the day regarding Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" at the 2004 Super Bowl, I find it ludicrous that your editorial suggests that the Federal Communications Commission's ruling — however arbitrary — constituted a serious setback to freedom of expression.
Of all the things Ashton Kutcher has received flack for Punk'd, Dude, Where's My Car? His portrayal of Steve Jobs—I found it ludicrous he got pushback after the birth of his daughter.
It's one of the sources of great optimism, for me, because I find it ludicrous that any revolution could succeed or fail in a matter of a few years.
In 1994, addressing a luncheon organized by a group in favor of retaining the monarchy in Australia, she complained of having to be interviewed by a foreign-born clerk when applying to renew her passport, "a Chinese or an Indian — I'm not particularly racist — but find it ludicrous, when I've had a passport for 40 years".
If it weren't enough that I looked ludicrous in my ill-fitting ensemble, I utterly failed to "jump" with any semblance of rhythm, to master the groove of soca, the high-octane offshoot of calypso which can beat at speeds that'll make your heart vibrate.
"To deny money to a place like Playland because it's not making a profit as a public park, I find ludicrous," Mr. Spano said.
