Sentence examples for felt laughable from inspiring English sources

It felt laughable, though.

Leicester City manager A year ago his candidacy would have felt laughable given he had just lost to the Faroe Islands during a four-game spell with Greece.

It feels laughable and wrong – you know, half of humanity isn't there".

The trend certainly feels laughable, but few could dispute their merits: plastic bags are waterproof and, well, this is England.

It wasn't very long ago that bitcoin felt nascent, laughable and small.

"It feels almost laughable that we'll ever own our own family home, but the only alternative is bringing up kids in unstable rented properties, which we'd rather not do unless we absolutely have to".

(The original director here, Oliver Hirschbiegel, retains credit.) The Wachowskis' bludgeoning touch can be felt in some laughable dinnertime chitchat during which Ms. Kidman's character grandly announces that she's a "postmodern feminist" to a guy with a cartoon Russian accent.

From a modern perspective, the passage feels prissy and laughable, the residue of an era when television was considered a public utility: it was in everyone's best interest to keep it pure, and then add fluoride.

Owning feels like a laughable dream for most.

I felt vulnerable before her, a laughable figure wet with sweat.

He ended up with 24 points, finally scoring in bunches after the Clippers had extended their lead to such laughable margins it felt like they were playing the Lakers.