Sentence examples for ludicrously false from inspiring English sources
He didn't tell the truth about his own voting record, and he made ludicrously false statements about his anti-gay European allies.
Allen again issued angry denials ("ludicrously false"), and his former wife, Anne Waddell, was among those who came forward to defend him.
No winner of the Baghdad Bob award, named after the Iraqi information minister who dispensed ludicrously false reports at the beginning of the Iraq War, so perfectly exemplifies the essence of the "honor" as Indiana Gov. Mike Pence.
And a group of Congressional Republicans including Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota has claimed without any evidence that a top State Department aide has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, an assertion that other Republicans, including Senator John McCain of Arizona, have excoriated as ludicrously false.
Conspiracy addicts including the English Defence League have seized upon such claims, massing in the blogosphere like poisonous flies and fostering the ludicrously false impression that a part of London where Irish and Jewish East Enders repelled Oswald Mosley's fascists in 1936 is now a "third-world" hotbed of scheming fundamentalists where no white citizen dares tread.
From ludicrously overlong courtships to fake eggs, anything goes.
He had it ludicrously backward.
Its plan was ludicrously leaky.
Ludicrously, in other words.
All ludicrously exciting.
