Sentence examples for ludicrously broad from inspiring English sources
Frankly, any such allegation highlights how ludicrously broad these laws are.
With their sweeping scope and ludicrously broad definition of Institute funds, the proposals would in effect create a dry campus and impinge, probably illegally, on individuals' personal freedoms.
Last year Sir Richard Dearlove, the head of MI6, and MI5's Sir Stephen Lander argued that London was the 'terrorist capital of the world' as they persuaded the Government to pass ludicrously broad anti-terrorism legislation.
The material in the book comes exclusively from his and Baker's ludicrously extensive private collections.
When exchange rates were kept at artificially high levels, East Asia's economies were able to borrow in dollars at ludicrously cheap rates, reinforcing a broader tendency to invest without regard to the cost.
"In a broader context, this applies to so many Hollywood films where Arabs for decades have been ludicrously depicted".
He had it ludicrously backward.
Ludicrously, in other words.
All ludicrously exciting.
Yes, he was ludicrously brave.
