Sentence examples for a pretty ludicrous from inspiring English sources

Prevoiusly known as the HTC Radiant, it sports a pretty ludicrous 16-megapixel camera along with its 4.7-inch WVGA display and its 1.5GHz Snapdragon S2 processor.

But I think it's unusual fare — the idea that you're supposed to dummy down things to an audience is pretty ludicrous.

But I think it's unusual fare the idea that you're supposed to dummy down things to an audience is pretty ludicrous.

It's being pushed as a "media" device, which is pretty ludicrous.

While that may seem pretty ludicrous, keep in mind that a similar lawsuits, against City of Heroes' NCSoft, was filed in a plaintiff-friendly district in Texas.

Consider it noted, I laugh, and agree it would be pretty ludicrous to try to deny.

Some of the stuff written in those how-to-survive-France books seems pretty ludicrous.

By way of illustration, he points to looking for restaurants in L.A. vs. doing the same in San Francisco: In L.A., people are actually willing to venture pretty far out to find something good, taking hour-long trips to neighboring cities, whereas in San Francisco that same idea seems pretty ludicrous.

Then there is Robert McKinnon, who has had some "pretty ludicrous" experiences this year because of his resemblance to Ryan Gosling. .

First off, the idea that an all-powerful "gay lobby" forced Pope Benedict to resign, as some of the international media reports have insinuated, is pretty ludicrous.

I find it difficult to buy that Alig's goal for throwing parties is to be a good role model, just like I find his claim that he chopped up Melendez's body for the sake of saving his employees' jobs pretty ludicrous.