Sentence examples for ludicrous of from inspiring English sources
That's ludicrous, of course.
The most ludicrous of swimming strokes.
It would be ludicrous of me to criticise any one of them.
At City Ballet, most ludicrous of all, he is an old-style operatic devil in a cloak lined with flaming orange.
"By the time I was 15," Gibson says, "if I'd thought of it at all I would have thought it was the most ludicrous of ambitions.
Turabi, the author of some of the most ludicrous of the Taliban's edicts, like the one outlawing white socks on women, was sitting beneath a mulberry tree, out of sight, but the guards were still shaking.
Much more was to follow, laws that created hundreds of new offences, many of them ludicrous examples of pettifogging control.
It is hard to overstate the Mexican rejection of this ludicrous figment of an orange imagination.
It was certainly noteworthy that in his recent interview in this newspaper, Clarke complained of the "ludicrous cycle of ridiculous housing booms followed by housing crashes".
She was well aware of the ludicrous comedy of it all.
Shouldn't there be a surgeon general's warning slapped on their foreheads, to prepare students of this ludicrous form of play?
