Sentence examples for ludicrous manner from inspiring English sources
The terror threat against the United States is too critical and too lethal to be handled in this ludicrous manner.
Hard call: Who is deploying chickens in the service of dubious political positions in a more ludicrous manner: Sue Lowden or Evo Morales?
Mickelson makes par too, in a ludicrous manner, missing the green from the centre of the fairway, leaving his chip 20 feet from the hole, and rapping in his par putt.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 22, 2010 Hard call: Who is deploying chickens in the service of dubious political positions in a more ludicrous manner: Sue Lowden or Evo Morales?
Sir John knew whom to blame, once describing the prime minister as British manufacturing's greatest handicap.His hair was long and scruffy, his ties ludicrous and his manner jovial bordering on Falstaffian; a board meeting, for him, was a debate, punctuated by gales of his maniacal laughter.
The TV commentators throughout the Copa have thrown out all manner of ludicrous comparisons to make sense of how much we can expect of these players: Brad Friedel compared John Brooks to Eddie Pope at one point, while Bobby Wood drew comparisons to Brian McBride.
No, I have in mind more recent episodes like the reaction four years ago when Obama chose her as Secretary of State and we were treated to all manner of ludicrous attack.
The Good Thinking Society, a campaign group led by Singh, set up the annual Golden Duck award to recognise those "who have supported or practised pseudoscience in the most ludicrous, dangerous, irrational or irresponsible manner".
While it was certainly frustrating – not to mention a little ludicrous – to concede in such a manner, Pereyra's goal had done little to alter either team's reality.
All manner of feats of finger-tapping and other ludicrous fretboard dynamics more befitting of a poodle-haired European guitar composer than smart young men from the English south coast.
Gatsby is a stiff, overly formal man -- he's learned his manners late and carefully, and they're almost ludicrous, sometimes, in their particularity.
