Sentence examples for ludicrous bit from inspiring English sources

Every ludicrous bit of church dogma is served up deadpan.

If there is a new "investigation" of Islam or Judaism, will you then remark upon "every ludicrous bit of church dogma" in those faiths?

In yet another ludicrous bit of goal-post shifting, McCain said it wasn't enough that the top two leaders of the military, and many of the troops, favored repeal.

The advocacy group Breast Cancer Action said in a statement that the drill bit was the "most ludicrous piece of pink sh*t" they've seen all year.

All joyous jiggling and ludicrous wobbly bits, it's some of the most celebratory and least exploitive sex I've seen in the theatre.

But as the song proceeds, the melody picks up speed and the lyrics becomes more and more ludicrous, comic bits of visual humor undercutting the seriousness of the tone of the music and images, until it ends in the church.

This seems a bit ludicrous to us today.

If you peel away the dazzling visuals, "Botanica" can be a bit ludicrous and, well, florid.

"A lot of these medals are orders of the British Empire, which is a bit ludicrous.

Apparently not, says Gautier-Cochfert. "I thought it was a bit ludicrous when I contacted Transport for London last year and received the standard response saying my work was lost," he says.

So I end up saying half a sentence, and then they go, 'OK, thank you!' and I'm thinking, 'WHAT did I just say?'" The whole business, he supposes, is just a teensy bit ludicrous.