Sentence examples for fairly ludicrous from inspiring English sources

Sarkozy is a fairly ludicrous figure, as were Bill Clinton and George W.

As a goal in life, 'getting rich' strikes me as fairly ludicrous.

But the idea that Chile, China or India ever needed aid is fairly ludicrous; aid has been well under 1% of GNI in these three countries for decades.

(Saltz) 'Tokio Confidential' (closes on Sunday) What begins as a predictable but not unpleasant musical melodrama (Japanese tattoo artist makes a big impression on American widow in 1870s Tokyo) spins off into a fairly ludicrous potboiler.

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.

Hodgson admitted afterwards it was "not one of Joe's best nights" though, in fairness, it was still fairly ludicrous that Ibrahimovic could score from such a position, throwing his body at the ball, connecting perfectly and sending the ball into the air, up and down and dropping into the empty goal.

A more modern approach would be to widen the pool of people in financial services to include more women, and to pay them fairly, without ludicrous bonuses, in an atmosphere more like the rest of the working world.

comparison ludicrous.

Ludicrous thought?

Clearly ludicrous.

Ludicrous haircuts!