Sentence examples for ludicrous view from inspiring English sources

Using the early-seventies PBS series "An American Family" as a springboard, Brooks mixes in the blackly ludicrous view of show business which he honed in his stage act and in the short films he made for "Saturday Night Live" as he guides the action swiftly (and repeatedly) from setups to punch lines.

It's a deliberately incendiary television gimmick, and they're paying Pat Buchanan to do it, even though he and Tancredo hold entirely ludicrous views on race that only really deserve airing in the context of a segment about race-baiting crackpottery.

Which has people and dinosaurs existing together in some sort of ludicrous cartoon view of reality.

He suggested it was ludicrous to view Roberts as a marionette operating under in-game direction from the front office.

Ludicrous thought?

Adding another comment, he called the Yankees' acquisition of Contreras ludicrous, echoing the view of officials of just about every other team, not to mention central baseball.

He ridiculed the wave of anger emerging from Europe about the invasion, saying "a ludicrous and distorted view of the US is clouding the enormous attraction of the fundamental goal".

Wall Street has its own appalling private entitlement system that in hindsight can only be viewed as ludicrous and in need of massive reformation.

In Jean's view, it was ludicrous for Roadway and FedEx to call the drivers independent contractors.

Men should be allowed to debate abortion, student media should be uncensored, and Katie Hopkins should be allowed a platform to share her views - however ludicrous they may be.

Be the buffoon they think you are: there's something very restful about being viewed as little more than a ludicrous, cash-dispensing flesh puppet.