Sentence examples for less ludicrous from inspiring English sources

Modifying a ludicrously unrealistic, impassable bill to make it slightly less ludicrous and impassable is not a "compromise".

Face it: it'd be no less ludicrous than anything that's happened since about three minutes into season two.

But the compilers of Burke's Peerage could be engaged in a quest less ludicrous than it might sound.

The flirtation with the politics of religious righteousness will undoubtedly turn up in the next election cycle, even if it's in less ludicrous garb.

But most importantly, the two have fantastic chemistry and by the end of the second episode Riggs' sullen tics are a bit less ludicrous.

To take a less ludicrous case, how can one make a reasonable guess about the number of protesters at a political rally, or of seeds on a dandelion?

"Is it just that I'm naturally hypersensitive to twang currents in the air," he wrote on his Web site a while back, "or is every writer in America daily grinding out articles about the coming alternative country revolution as though a sufficient tonnage of pulp makes the prospect less patently ludicrous?" He votes for Buddy Miller as the king of contemporary country.

How and why Palin could contend the interview was supposed to be anything otherwise, said one McCain advisor, "is nothing less than ludicrous".

"The notion that such an apocryphal and hateful cult such as Islam could solve anything much less racism is ludicrous".

But the idea that Champion Hill, as it stands, is suitable for less experienced riders is ludicrous.

Similarly, a Goldman Sachs trader seems less threatening and more ludicrous when you know he spends his money on an opulent coop for his chickens.