Sentence examples for Quite ludicrous from inspiring English sources
The whole situation is actually quite ludicrous.
But the movie is not quite ludicrous.
There was then a suspicion of black players, quite ludicrous when you consider that Pel?ad been a world star since 1958.
"It is quite ludicrous that a country like Germany would enforce and support such a request made by a dictatorial regime," Mr Mansour said.
Armenia, needing victory to make the play-offs, shot themselves in the foot with an own goal of quite ludicrous proportions.
Whether he intends this to be quite so ludicrous is another question.
I don't think I've seen him since last Christmas!" Coogan, aware of quite how ludicrous his life has become, laughs a steady "chuck chuck chuck".
Nothing was quite so ludicrous as when investors clobbered a stock because earnings per share were a penny or two below expectations.
Romney's desire to get on top of this "epidemic" is not quite as ludicrous as Michele Bachmann's stunning and completely groundless declaration, early in the primary campaign, that the vaccine for human papillomavirus caused mental retardation.
Independent MEP Janice Atkinson, who was expelled from Ukip over allegations of expenses fraud, wrote a piece for the Huffington Post decrying the "wet, teary and quite frankly ludicrous outpouring of grief emails" she had received post-referendum as "snowflake nonsense".
