Sentence examples for especially ludicrous from inspiring English sources
Paul, who can be devastatingly honest about his own haplessness, finds himself in especially ludicrous situations.
The experience feels especially ludicrous when you are standing on the street on a sunny day being told by the app that no taxis are available while dozens of empty cabs zip by.
But experts said remarks at this year's summit were especially ludicrous.
For example, Bush said there would be "no more easy money for corporate criminals, just hard time," a statement that seems especially ludicrous as America prepares to spend upward of $1 trillion to bail out its failed financial system.
Especially ludicrous is the claim the Bible conceives of marriage as between one man and a woman.
All in all, 'twas a keen bit of "agitprop," fitting all the descriptors cited to Edsall, especially the "ludicrous" and "manipulative" parts.
And the line about taking off the crucifix seemed ludicrous, especially coming from Don.
To believe that we can change God's rules because we do not like them is ludicrous, especially for a minister's wife.
"To arbitrarily stop after two drugs to me is ludicrous," especially for younger patients, said Dr. Virginia Stark-Vance, a solo practitioner in Dallas and Fort Worth.
Whether or not a recession is truly looming, a $1.3 trillion tax cut is ludicrous, especially when one considers that 40percentt of that tax cut would be enjoyed by the wealthiest 1percentt of taxpayers.
