Sentence examples for clearly ludicrous from inspiring English sources
"The notion of testing four-year-olds in exam hall conditions is clearly ludicrous.
In 2016, when most households can't exist on a single income and when in cities like London and New York daycare for two kids is more expensive than a nanny, this is clearly ludicrous.
Claims that it will take twice as long to sort out a free trade deal with the EU as it did to win world war two are clearly ludicrous.
So while it might be advantageous in the physical sense for a perfect beach body to have aquatic adaptations, the idea of some sort of "marine primate" is clearly ludicrous.
The demand by Jim Nicholson, the Republican chairman, that the networks devote "not a minute more" to the Democratic Convention than they did to the G.O.P. gathering is clearly ludicrous.
Given that this was based in the UK though, this is clearly a ludicrous solution.
It would clearly be ludicrous for me to pretend there aren't differences of opinion within the Parliamentary Labour Party and the wider party on whether this is the right policy.
Clearly Peterborough's ludicrous goal-magnetism wasn't down to Gary Johnson, the manager who left them so abruptly in January after nine months in charge.
Clearly an impractical and ludicrous proposition.
Triumphalism of the English sort is not only unattractive; it is clearly unobtainable and, therefore, ludicrous.
