Sentence examples for ludicrous assertions from inspiring English sources

Celebrities were enlisted to read out ludicrous assertions such as "Paedophiles have more genes in common with crabs than humans", but many failed to see the funny side.

As the Tory battle-axes, led by their poster girl Christine Hamilton, gird their Bercow-loathing loins for more "shocking revelations", I'm staggered both by the misogyny and their ludicrous assertions that this will bring down the Speaker, the government or both.

It's the latest from an administration that, he said, "continues to put out ludicrous assertions as facts".

Mr. Keller called the charge that Mr. Bearak had misrepresented himself as an accredited journalist a "ludicrous assertion".

We don't need to be born this way to refute the ludicrous assertion that homosexuality poses some special threat to the stability of the American family.

Just ask Michele Bachmann, the source of the ludicrous assertion, ginned up to smear Perry, that a vaccine for the human papillomavirus causes mental retardation.

Sens. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., Susan Collins (R-Ky .e) and otherSusan Collinsis ludicrous assertion should be held andothersle — and voted out of office.

Which is, I would humbly suggest, a patently ludicrous assertion: how could Beethoven, in 19th-century Vienna, possibly have garnered this "precise and almost absolute knowledge" of west African polyrhythmic traditions, even if he had wanted to?

Spinmeisters like Lord Mandelson continue to advance transparently dishonest claims, such as his ludicrous assertion that the government could not give projections of public spending cuts – which we all know must come – because they would be based on "speculation".

I will enjoy my day on Sunday". Where Mourinho veered off track was to suggest the game at Everton was "completely under control" adding "in every game they (Chelsea) deserve better results". This is palpably not the case, with Mourinho's claim that the 3-0 loss at City was a "fake" result a ludicrous assertion - unless he felt City should have won by more.

This ludicrous assertion flies in the face of basic economic theory and our own economic history.