Sentence examples for ludicrous ideas from inspiring English sources
We seem willing to grasp at the most ludicrous ideas rather than combat gunfire at its source: guns.
Many management theorists assume that Mr Adams's barbs are aimed at the ludicrous ideas of their rivals, not at their own profound insights.
Such ludicrous ideas and conceited language should come as no surprise to any followers of Alsop over the last few years.
It emerges that the real targets of Ms. Ben-Tor's satire are not particular deluded people but academic institutions that embrace and support ludicrous ideas in the name of open inquiry.
One of his several improbable and faintly ludicrous ideas was that he wished to purify the Russian language, ridding it of its western elements; he came to write his own poems in this invented language.
Fair enough, this is one of those heart-in-the-right-place products, since we all know that little girls get ludicrous ideas of what women are meant to look like, and then become all disordered and self-loathing.
"That's a ludicrous idea".
He smiled at the ludicrous idea of it.
"It is a ludicrous idea what he [Whittingdale] is proposing.
"They basically thought it was a ludicrous idea.
It had been a ludicrous idea for a book anyway.
