Sentence examples for ludicrous notion from inspiring English sources

This is a ludicrous notion.

Of course not, it's a ludicrous notion.

"The other side has this ludicrous notion it took them over in some corporate-style takeover".

Rampling will be seventy next year: a ludicrous notion for anyone under her spell.

The show is also constantly floating the ludicrous notion that the life of a golfer is physically draining.

Never mind the ludicrous notion that John, given his absolute devotion to his family, would conceal his nighttime activities.

He also described as "ludicrous" the notion that one of his employees would threaten a customer.

I find atheism as ludicrous a notion as theism, though a world with theism strikes me as a more imaginative one.

At a conference in Washington yesterday, Charles Schwab, chairman of the Charles Schwab Corporation, derided as "ludicrous" the notion that the investment banks that corrupted stock research should have a say in how to repair it.

When Channel 5 aired a shockingly non-critical show about moon landing conspiracies, I responded by "confessing" it was true, and inventing other "true" conspiracies, to emphasise how ludicrous the notion was.

The White House's decision to allow insiders like Kathleen Sebelius, the health and human services secretary, and Jim Messina, the Obama campaign manager, to speak at Priorities USA Action events shows how ludicrous that notion has become, raising questions about whether the law is being violated.