Sentence examples for ludicrous words from inspiring English sources
Last week this column opened with the ludicrous words "Not a great week for Isis, then".
The later addition of the ludicrous words, taking over the glorious tune, was not Elgar's fault.
The idea that Amazon – a humble retailer – could produce a digital device that changes the way we consume media is too ludicrous for words.
But the idea that anyone would count on product defects to protect the public in an actual shooting is, of course, ludicrous beyond words.
He uses the words "ludicrous" and "unuseful".
Christie used the words ludicrous and dumb to describe the coach's comments.
The fact that marijuana is still considered to have the same abuse-potential and lack of medical benefits as drugs like heroin is "ludicrous," in the words of Riffle, who points to the scientific research we have on the drug.
The Royal Opera House had a production in 2004 from La Scala Milan, which received some of the worst reviews I have ever seen (or written; my only use in print of the word "ludicrous").
Well, Karp wasn't able to get funding and the idea was, in a word, ludicrous – it was akin to pressing MP3 podcasts onto vinyl for those who still used a Technics turntable.
"To expect someone who does something completely different, like football or politics or vlogging, to be able to sit down and write 80,000 words is ludicrous.
