Sentence examples for make it ludicrous from inspiring English sources

But why take such a tough but graceful game and make it ludicrous, like, say, Stone Cold Steve Austin grappling Goldberg?

Modifying a ludicrously unrealistic, impassable bill to make it slightly less ludicrous and impassable is not a "compromise".

Abrams says the best they could do was to resist designing the show to make it conform to some "ludicrous industry notion of who the kids are, and what the kids are buying". "They've seen a lot of stuff being peddled to them, so in that sense they're much shrewder now," Reeves says.

The problem is that denial - in all its ludicrous glory - makes it easy for us to gloss over genuine concerns about society's right reaction to global warming and carbon emissions.

This is what makes it all the more ludicrous that the BBC should kill their cash cow and sell themselves to the lowest common denominator across the spectrum.

Consider the ludicrous ideology that made it possible: The Catholic Church has spent two millennia demonizing human sexuality to a degree unmatched by any other institution, declaring the most basic, healthy, mature, and consensual behaviors taboo.

As a 24-year-old he is ashamed of his intense ambition, which he fears makes him ludicrous.

As a 24-year-old he is ashamed of his intense ambition, which he fears makes him ludicrous.

Take that Have I Got News for You – it's impossible to make more ludicrous.

You make a ludicrous offer on something (SOPA), then retract it and make a new, slightly less crazy one (PIPA, or a reshaped SOPA) that suddenly feels sane by comparison, and the other party accepts.

By way of this, they all make the ludicrous claim that Obama has thrown Netanyahu under the bus.