Sentence examples for ludicrous desire from inspiring English sources
When Federer won the first five points of the match, striking the first of 13 aces he put past Djokovic on the day, there will have been a genuine and wholly ludicrous desire running through sections of the awed gathering for the No2 seed to continue winning every point all the way to the end, when the sun would reappear and trumpets would celebrate his greatness.
Such a desire is hardly ludicrous and cannot be diminished by the City of Chicago, or by the opinion of The New York Times.
Factually ludicrous, the slogan does accurately reflect drivers' desire to buy unlimited gasoline while remaining "beyond" all the mess.
Where Hitchcock made impossible situations serious, Tashlin made them deliciously ludicrous — and nonetheless revelatory of a world of deranged, displaced desire.
Romney's desire to get on top of this "epidemic" is not quite as ludicrous as Michele Bachmann's stunning and completely groundless declaration, early in the primary campaign, that the vaccine for human papillomavirus caused mental retardation.
The suggestion by opponents of equality that male homosexual desire is inherently more "sexual" or more "hedonistic" than heterosexual desire is ludicrous.
