Sentence examples for To ludicrous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Idiotic or unthinkable, often to the point of being funny.
- He made a ludicrous attempt to run for office.
Their proposals range from promising to nonexistent, thoughtful to ludicrous.
For example, when early algorithmic pricing algorithms were left unchecked, prices quickly escalated to ludicrous levels.
2) Take an old trope and a new trope and combine them, to ludicrous ends.
The two campaigns have raised union-bashing to ludicrous new heights.
"Gods and Generals" carries the earlier film's tendencies toward ponderous sermonizing to ludicrous extremes.
Instead, the government resorted to ludicrous measures, like producing millions of photocopies or distributing DVDs.
"This book runs the full gamut from the mediocre to the ludicrous to the merely bad," Mr. McGinn wrote.
As a model it seems to me to be ludicrous".
The number of true meaningful games has begun to dwindle to a ludicrous few.
He told BBC's Inside Out programme: "This process of voluntarism seems to me to be ludicrous.
I want to continue to read ludicrous headlines about her.
