Sentence examples for Slightly ludicrous from inspiring English sources

The omission is slightly ludicrous but entirely predictable.

The Jehovah's Witnesses are mostly regarded as slightly ludicrous in the UK.

Jackson, however, sounds slightly ludicrous when she sings, "Throw me up against whatever's close and get to bossin' me around".

The film sweeps us back to the days before their images calcified into the slightly ludicrous shapes they have today.

Most significant, Lin has not played since March 24, a stretch of 44 days, which makes the casting of him as a savior seem slightly ludicrous.

That seems slightly ludicrous given the spanking Germany handed out in the semi-final, but that scoreline would be unimaginable with Silva and Neymar both in the team.

Modifying a ludicrously unrealistic, impassable bill to make it slightly less ludicrous and impassable is not a "compromise".

A second, slightly more ludicrous argument Scheer used is the idea that a large solar thermal grid in Africa is a likely nuclear target, putting energy supplies at risk.

Further, he noted that "the most entertaining episode lately have been the self parodies, where killer cockroaches scurry and living dead roam, or where (in the Duchovny written and directed episode) Scully and Mulder are played by Téa Leoni and Garry Shandling in a motion picture only slightly more ludicrous than a 1998 motion picture called The X-Files".

Walsh's best work, including the very strange Bedbound (2000) and The Walworth Farce (2006), hinges on often slightly mad characters trapped inside ludicrous scenarios of their own making.

A highlight for me was seeing a bunch of newsreaders dressed up in ludicrous costumes doing slightly inappropriate dancer numbers that was a favourite moment.