Sentence examples for again ludicrous from inspiring English sources

The idea, while, again, ludicrous from the start what's the obsession with labeling what amounts to works of art with a number?—was even flawed in execution.

The description, again, is ludicrous – "the white on white monochrome is a portrait of the Modenese landscape covered in fog and silence" – but it looks and tastes marvellous.

If proof were needed, it is that the doctrinal sources are always the same: it is enough to visit certain racist websites, or to follow anti-Zionist propaganda in the Arab countries, to see that anti-semites have still found nothing better to do than to recycle, yet again, those ludicrous Protocols.

He leaned over and whispered to me, "The idea that there's a shadowy mass of collectors interested in purchasing crap that they can never sell again is absolutely ludicrous.

The fear that this will happen over and over again is just ludicrous.

If that seems ludicrous, think again.

Then the hunched shoulders and drooping head of the past two years may be held high again, even if the ludicrous £50 million transfer fee can never be repaid.

He's 60 years old and still pulls off his Chuck Berry-aping duckwalk, his child-throwing-tantrum floor spin, and – naturally – a solid 10-minute guitar solo towards the end of the night, complete with pyrotechnics, confetti cannons and an ascending stage tower which, again, would have been ludicrous in the case of any other performer but is entirely appropriate here.

Honestly, even the thought of Harrison Ford playing Solo again right now seems ludicrous.

They will only reach the $180,000 mark (using again the government's own ludicrous predictions for wages growth) in 2031-32.

It sounded ludicrous, but then again I was standing in the middle of a garbage dump talking to a member of the Ku Klux Klan in 2013.