Sentence examples for bit of ludicrous from inspiring English sources

For twenty-five years, Tom Magliozzi, who with his younger brother, Ray, hosted the National Public Radio show "Car Talk," laughed at every insult, every bit of ludicrous advice, every punny credit read on air by Ray (among the great ones: "Our assistant disciplinarian is Joaquin D'Planque").

Every ludicrous bit of church dogma is served up deadpan.

If there is a new "investigation" of Islam or Judaism, will you then remark upon "every ludicrous bit of church dogma" in those faiths?

In yet another ludicrous bit of goal-post shifting, McCain said it wasn't enough that the top two leaders of the military, and many of the troops, favored repeal.

But most importantly, the two have fantastic chemistry and by the end of the second episode Riggs' sullen tics are a bit less ludicrous.

Menzie Chinn takes us through the "Real American Jobs Act", which is every bit as ludicrous as one might imagine.

Stupidest purchase A collection of ludicrous Vivien Westwood hats – £7,000.

It's sort of ludicrous because they don't have any evidence.

Sony still wants some forms of concept approval, which — even though the company promises a speedy turnaround — still sounds every bit as ludicrous as Roku wanting concept approval for movies it streams.

All in all, 'twas a keen bit of "agitprop," fitting all the descriptors cited to Edsall, especially the "ludicrous" and "manipulative" parts.

There's quite a bit of mythic (rather than actual black-and-white) Constitution around those concepts, especially the fairly ludicrous suggestion that the Framers intended the judicial branch to be equal to the other two.