Sentence examples for is somewhat ludicrous from inspiring English sources
"As far as the budget is concerned, the idea that they are asking for more than the E.U. as a whole is asking for through the European Commission is somewhat ludicrous," he added.
The furor over the inclusion of Senate Agriculture Chairwoman Blanche Lincoln's amendment in the Senate bill is becoming somewhat ludicrous.
It's all well and good to talk about grit and determination and the noble warrior taking one last shot at glory, but then a noble warrior texts a cameraphone shot of his goalpost to the world, and the whole endeavor is revealed as somewhat ludicrous.
His continued scholarly reputation is demonstrated in the somewhat ludicrous tale of Rupert of Duetz, who, in 1117, set himself on a quest to challenge William of Champeaux and Anselm of Laon to intellectual combat (Clanchy 1997: 143).
What would I chop at anyway, besides the somewhat ludicrous notion that there is a market in this town for such a thing?
MICHAEL G. BRAUTIGAM, Brooklyn I found it somewhat ludicrous that a gay therapist is dispensing advice on how to make heterosexual marriages succeed by allowing infidelities.
What they didn't say: The price for ludicrous speed is ludicrous.
"It is ludicrous, but the whole thing is ludicrous," he said.
It is a ludicrous situation".
This system is now ludicrous.
