The move to lower acceptable levels of arsenic in drinking water was a ludicrous public-relations blunder on the order of the Reagan administration's declaring ketchup to be a vegetable.
This is a ludicrous misreading of public mood.
Georges Bataille, the philosopher of formlessness, had inspired Mr. Hirschhorn to make what turns out to be a carefree, cheerfully ludicrous example of public service.
Stars — movie stars, rock stars, sports stars — exercise a ludicrous influence over the public consciousness.
Instead of Play for Today (writer-led, often studio-based, and reasonably priced) we had the ludicrous contradiction, for a public service broadcaster, of BBC Films, which have to compete in the commercial market alongside Steven Spielberg.
A maelstrom of improbable and sometimes plain ludicrous samples, it arrived after Public Enemy had released their own masterpiece, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, and just before the D.A.I.S.Y.
It stated that as "a cheerleader for the moneyed Metropolitan elite", Wheatcroft was guilty of an "arrogant and brazen contempt for democracy" by advancing a "ludicrous idea" to "'prove' the public were misled into voting for Brexit".
But we should have done far more to challenge the ludicrous claim that our investment in public services caused it.
Racist management with ludicrous think spaces trying to dumb down public service news?
"However, more strikes cannot be ruled out if that's what it takes to protect public and firefighter safety from these ludicrous attacks".
