Sentence examples for a bit laughable but from inspiring English sources

Thinking in terms of half a child may seem a bit laughable, but it emphasizes that the future well-being of the planet turns on a relatively small change in average family size.

It all seems a bit laughable when watching as a grown-up, but I still can't help cheering during Jimmy's last-second victory.

Even the competitors found it a bit laughable — the world's most prestigious sailing race reduced to a glorified scrimmage.

Lewis's experience pitching overseas is precisely why he found the opinion that he would be nervous heading into Saturday a bit laughable.

For the moment, a bit laughable.

The bill, while perhaps a bit laughable at first, is logical and smart.

And yet we have sacrificed conversation for mere connection". While this could be true in some extremely rare cases, the whole idea is a bit laughable.

While the musical chairs got nixed out of "safety" concerns -- a bit laughable in a place where flag football and street hockey games resemble mayhem and bones are regularly broken -- the games and contests were enjoyed by all.

Though rather formulaic (and a bit laughable today for its distinctively 1980s styles), RAD featured elaborate and at the time revolutionary BMX stunts and riding performed by many of the pioneers of the movement at their prime.

He says that James Murdoch will be called back to Parliament, and that the cozy relationship between Murdoch's papers and U.K. politicians will end (tell that to Andy Coulson), but that all newspapers in the U.K. are in that boat, which is a bit laughable.

British Rail was crap because everything was crap, because we were also, individually and collectively, a bit crap – laughable and decrepit and doomed, like all humans have always been.