Sentence examples for ludicrous events from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the story bounces around between ludicrous events and ideas with little consideration for coherence.

Whatever happens--including the possible postponement of the voting or the later resignation of Thieu pending new elections--the ludicrous events of the past several weeks may well presage the doom of the 4-year-old 2nd Republic.

Lindsay's life seems to lack any kind of fluid narrative, instead resembling more a chain of unrelated and ludicrous events; community service at the morgue, a sleepover with Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey at the Chateaux Marmont, a 36-name list of her sexual conquests left in a bar, a tweet that she's pregnant on April Fools' Day.

Lohan's life seems to lack any kind of fluid narrative, instead resembling more of a chain of unrelated, ludicrous events: community service at the morgue, a sleepover with Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey at the Chateau Marmont, a 36-name list of her sexual conquests left in a bar, a tweet that she's pregnant on April Fools' Day.

But their children just rolled their eyes as if this were an everyday, if ludicrous, event, and started eating.

Somehow my use of the word floccinaucinihilipilification clinched it, while also neatly describing the ludicrous event itself.

In this case, at least, Hurriyet maintained a sense of humor and concluded their piece with the sentence: "Following the tests, the authorities decided not to press official charges and the falsely accused bird was free to fly away". Why does this ludicrous event happen time after time?

McNeill moved to Marina 59 to escape the typically ludicrous rents and oppressive event restrictions, commenting that the city's neglected waterfronts are the last bastions of space in New York.

Simon doesn't question this ludicrous turn of events as none dare challenge the plotting of a Nobel prize-winning novelist who has twice won the Booker.

Trust me, this would be such a ludicrous turn of events that it's hard to even type those words.

One critic called the event "ludicrous".