Sentence examples for ludicrous assumption from inspiring English sources

This ludicrous assumption, and I'm not saying you're doing this, that it's the end of liberalism.

Given the way that the Soviet Union was founded on lies and deceit, and given the incompetence of its bureaucracy, that is a big, though not ludicrous, assumption.

A Labour spokesman said the £170bn figure was "based on a ludicrous assumption about what Labour might do between 2020 and 2030.

We recognise that the former would be a ludicrous assumption, because we simply don't know the individual circumstances that led a person to live on a flood plain.

The movie begins with the ludicrous assumption that the cyberspace alter egos of these characters, most of whom reveal their faces (and a great deal more), are super-secret identities that bring their owners deep shame.

This is exactly what we do all the time, and in so doing, we allow the ludicrous assumption that grieving is synonymous with victimhood to endure, when that's not the case at all.

How could someone make such cruel and ludicrous assumptions, especially when my husband Rob and I had spent every waking moment three years prior trying to help our son battle OCD and restore him to the boy he'd been?

The proposed price, Munoz said, is "ludicrous, inflated, based on erroneous financial assumptions" and contradicted by "MSG's 12 years worth of experience".

✒The row between those who detested Thatcher and drank champagne in the streets this week and those who regard her passing as an event on a par with the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin is ludicrous.

This assumption has remained unshaken, no matter how ludicrous housing costs have become.

Climate change campaigners are already building their public communications around this assumption (for example a viral campaign 'advert' contrasts Romney's ludicrous nomination speech with Sandy).