Sentence examples for entirely ludicrous from inspiring English sources

In this atmosphere, Richardson's evocation of Rwanda, while extreme, is not entirely ludicrous.

Written by John Milius, a screenwriter of "Apocalypse Now" and "Red Dawn," Homefront conveys a chilling, gripping, not entirely ludicrous version of America's fall.

5.30am GMT 48th over: England 114-9 (Broad 13 Anderson 0) So – unless something entirely ludicrous happens – England are in the seriously sticky stuff here.

However, Thomas Sutcliffe of The Independent was more critical, deriding the premise as "entirely ludicrous", and sarcastically described Mulder's deduction of Tooms' abilities as "clearly another triumph for the deductive method".

It's a deliberately incendiary television gimmick, and they're paying Pat Buchanan to do it, even though he and Tancredo hold entirely ludicrous views on race that only really deserve airing in the context of a segment about race-baiting crackpottery.

Day in, day out, I see this kind of collective, proactive dismantling of inappropriate interactions on Twitter – to go back to the Lucy O'Brien petition, I've seen several people with sizeable Twitter followings post about how it's entirely ludicrous, and how the person who started it should, maybe, not have done so.

The idea that fans were paid to cheer is completely ludicrous and entirely false".

"It's completely ludicrous.

"Totally ludicrous things.

"This whole story is ludicrous and entirely without credibility," he said.

His mother (Tana Hicken, making a fairly ludicrous part entirely credible) divulges this news to the secretly pregnant Nina, and urges her to get rid of the baby lest the curse continue.