Sentence examples for ludicrous world from inspiring English sources
Now, however, in a brand new stadium attached to the MGM empire, it is surely Khan's moment, even if he is co-starring with another cash cow of the business, Saúl "Canelo" Álvarez at a ludicrous world championship catchweight of 155lb on Saturday night.
No matter you are of working-class origin and your cultural background is a million miles from the Etonian toffs, you are now part of the class (yes) that runs the ludicrous world of the mega-rich gamblers who have caused millions of people across the world to lose their jobs and welfare.
It's a ludicrous world of frat parties, political correctness, texting during class, and man buns.
5. Fifa have to take heat over ludicrous Qatar World Cup The decision to award the World Cup to Qatar was ludicrous and Michel Platini is dreaming if he thinks the European leagues are going to get Fifa out of a hole by re-jigging three seasons, which is what a winter finals would require.
Unlike Larry and Artie, who understand how ludicrous their world is even as they are completely absorbed in it, Hank is a true believer.
But Moore doesn't find the world ludicrous, and he doesn't want a revolution.
Mr Lewer said the Labour group was living in a "ludicrous socialist fantasy world" and would increase council tax.
Eighth grade boys can see most of what's ludicrous about the world and when they put those notions through their middle school meat grinder of a brain, brilliance comes out the other end.
To the Yippies, the world was ludicrous, America (or, rather, Amerika) and its laws and customs were ludicrous, and the goal was to expose this absurdity so thoroughly that Americans would throw it all gloriously out the window and start again.
The notion that the Internet can in some sense supplant this world seems ludicrous -- as if in the future we'll be eating dinner by Internet.
Had Daley not taken the bait, almost nobody would have noticed his ludicrous remarks and the world would have been a better place as a result.
