Sentence examples for even more laughable from inspiring English sources

Hip hop is even more laughable: Hey ladies!

Even more laughable that the "wealthy firms" and City lawyers will drop their vast fee-earning practice to help their less well-heeled brethren.

What about Congressional oversight — laughable in the run-up to the war, and even more laughable today, as American enters its twelfth year of its worldwide War on Terror.

But others will say if things are going in our direction, why change?" As it stands, Brown's allies insist he would never quit before an election and that the suggestion is even more laughable amid signs of some Labour recovery.

The claim was laughable at the time, but it's even more laughable now.

Fourth, a somewhat usable browser (the current "experimental" browser is even more laughable).

Meanwhile, you may hold onto something even more ridiculous and laughable, but you cannot see it.

After months and months of high unemployment and stern austerity, crooked bankers and shady journalists, and the hangover of riots that set parts of London on fire, the idea of a national revel seemed almost laughable, even more preposterous than revelry would usually seem in this land of sang-froid.

How do we decide which ones seem to be the better allocations, and which ones the more laughable, or even dangerous?

Whether parents are turning to the devices for their kids' homework or the little ones are using it to drive their families even more nuts, the assistants are responsible for some laughable situations.

The Iraqi opposition is laughable, and the $97m earmarked for it by America even more so (each of the 325 cruise missiles fired at Iraq during the bombing campaign cost $1.2m).