Sentence examples for a ludicrous idea from inspiring English sources

"That's a ludicrous idea".

"It is a ludicrous idea what he [Whittingdale] is proposing.

"They basically thought it was a ludicrous idea.

It had been a ludicrous idea for a book anyway.

It's a ludicrous idea that really ought not to work.

It was a ludicrous idea, made all the worse by Brown's mangled preparations.

Dave Foster of DVD Times said that "Bart on the Road" is an episode which is built upon a "frankly ludicrous" idea which if the writers were to "stumble upon" now, "we'd simply see Bart happen upon a license and skip town without anyone noticing, but here they do give the setup a great deal of consideration both on and off the screen".

Before you cross this off as a completely ludicrous idea, consider the following.

Equally absorbing is Virginia Woolf's neglected second novel, Night and Day (Vintage), a comedy of ambition and romance which manages to suggest that while marriage is an altogether ludicrous idea, it might just be a good thing.

I was aware of being very uncomfortable, I had a rail sort of under the back of my legs... all I could think about was I wanted to get to Aldgate station... a sort of ludicrous idea, but I could see the station in the distance.

A long leader, Memos put an end to the ludicrous idea that Britain's monarchy is politically neutral, made out a reasonable case for disclosure.