Sentence examples for if ridiculously from inspiring English sources

The German publisher Steidl recently released nine of his early films on DVD in three welcome if ridiculously expensive boxed sets (each more than $80 a pop).

The Whig Party was the first to make use of women in public, if ridiculously: in 1840, Tennessee women marched wearing sashes that read "Whig Husbands or None".

If you're in a dead zone or if the ridiculously sized buildings around your home are causing your calls to fail on the regular, you might want to consider picking one of these up.

Reese Witherspoon is, if anything, ridiculously overqualified to run the country, to judge by "Election" and "Legally Blonde," and, in the churning wake of "Pirates of the Caribbean," is there any reason for independent voters, disgruntled by their options for 2004, not to approach Johnny Depp while he still has his mascara on?

Don't come complaining back to me if something ridiculously awful happens to you afterwards.

Even if they ridiculously have to be known as something like "UberCar" going forward, look for UberCab to continue driving forward.

I was nothing if not ridiculously studious in high school.

If being ridiculously gorgeous doesn't work out for her, she could consider a pitching career.

"If it's ridiculously cheap," says Terry, "it's either going to be counterfeit or stolen".

If you take ridiculously high doses, there is perhaps potential to improve sprinting power".

If commissions "are ridiculously low, they ultimately must ask, 'What am I getting and not getting,' " he said.