Sentence examples for ludicrous suspicion from inspiring English sources
For weeks he was beaten and subjected to electroshock torture in the basement of a secret police headquarters because he refused to confirm the government's ludicrous suspicion that I was the Central Intelligence Agency's Iraq station chief.
How could it be that such ludicrous suspicions, based on preposterously limited information, could have come from a brain that spent months on repeating almost trivial experiments in different ways to check a conclusion?
"It is about what I expected -- a tissue of undocumented suspicions, allegations, ludicrous 'hypotheses,' half-truths and misrepresentations of the facts, events and relationships, all in line with his consuming obsession with some deep, dark conspiracy centered on Carlos Castaneda and U.C.L.A.," Dr. Furst wrote.
There was at the time a suspicion of black players, ludicrous when one considers that Pel?ad been a world star since 1958.
In a show by almost any other designer, the styling would have seemed ludicrous -- a confirmation of popular suspicions about the inanity of fashion with a capital F. But Ms. Kawakubo doesn't traffic in gimmicks; in recent seasons she has been conducting a dialogue with herself about the ways women should and should not subvert the femininity society demands of them.
There was then a suspicion of black players, quite ludicrous when you consider that Pel?ad been a world star since 1958.
This suspicion can be pushed to a seemingly ludicrous alternative answer.
Many people told me that they felt that if they did not attend and participate, they would attract suspicion, and so people kept going through these ludicrous exercises — for two weeks, four times a year.
Even as the homeowners find it increasingly ludicrous that anyone would covet their precarious security, a mood of suspicion mounts.
