Sentence examples for make it ridiculous from inspiring English sources

But its sci-fi sheen doesn't make it ridiculous, especially not in comparison with the evening's final premiere.

To be able to take that kind of material and completely make it ridiculous was — it's something that nobody else did, or does, really.

I said, "Miss Lowe, do you think that I could meet you sometime at a neutral location?" I had to make it ridiculous to say it at all.

"I was trying to put the weapon in a context that made it ridiculous," Mr. Douglas says.

He said this job makes it irresponsible to own a goldfish, let alone a dog, and makes it ridiculous and unfair to try to have a relationship.

"It makes it ridiculous for some people to say they have survived warm periods in the past so they'll survive warm periods now," Amstrup says.

Justice Stevens wrote a brief dissenting opinion arguing that the case should have been dismissed because the Illinois legislature has largely reduced penalties for marijuana possession, which made it ridiculous for the officers to rush to get a warrant.

Ultimately, students will create not only a final novel (our goal is 40,000 words, which is preposterous — and exactly why we make it our ridiculous goal) but also a summary document that shows off their best examples of each of the mini-lessons and explains how they know it is a strong example.

We're trying to make it less ridiculous".

Ballplayers in turn note that they are entertainers, and no one complains when Tom Hanks or even Adam Sandler Adam Sandler (just to make it completely ridiculous), makes $20 million on a single film, even a film that remakes an old film and makes it much, much worse.

To make it more ridiculous -- if that's even possible -- there actually is a pirate "spokesperson" who speaks to the media and responds to the ransom offers on behalf of the pirates.