Sentence examples for ludicrous image from inspiring English sources

A master of the maladroit lyric, the ludicrous image and all-encompassing bad taste, that is.

The men had appreciated the ludicrous image, the backstory details of previous drunken escapades featuring that wild card Bergeron Love.

I love that line, it's just a ludicrous image, but the archaic syntax just emphasises how out of place I am at a modern drugs party.

Professor Motte includes a quotation from Eco referring to Swift's book-making machine in the Grand Academy of Lagado, which provides a sinister and ludicrous image of much of this ludic literature.

I found myself with a ludicrous image of the latter words being scripted for an alien sexual (or, as the case may be, asexual) being in a movie where it had to pose as a red-blooded American man.

As she places her hands against the wall, the camera zooms through layers of plaster to locate what appears to be a heart beating within — a ludicrous image that nonetheless speaks to the profound connection the woman feels with her home, as if she were its protector rather than the other way around.

McGinley disputed the notion the USA team simply do not care enough about Ryder Cup success, a theory only endorsed by ludicrous images of Rickie Fowler and Bubba Watson – wearing trainers, a mini-kilt and wigs – that emerged online in the early hours of Monday.

However, there was no need for that ludicrous final image of the vampires walking in slo-mo toward MoonGoddess, shoulder to shoulder in black leather, weighed down with weapons like some undead version of The Matrix.

Yet even by the standards of the subconscious, some images proved ludicrous.

Jeffrey Blitz described the decision as "mind-boggling" and "ludicrous"; he claimed that the images of Kama Sutra seen briefly in the film were "antique Indian paintings" and that the teenagers' discussion of blow jobs was harmless as they had clearly never engaged in fellatio themselves.

To Marxists this image of capitalism was ludicrous; to Weber or Joseph Schumpeter it was correct but beside the point.