Sentence examples for obviously ludicrous from inspiring English sources

That was obviously ludicrous.

"This argument is so obviously ludicrous that I make no further comment on it. . . .

Partly because the Ryan budget is so obviously ludicrous; it's distressing to see credentialed economists lending support to the thing.

She instead chose to wage war on the obviously ludicrous strawman argument that absolutely nobody made: that merely to depict torture is to endorse it and that omitting torture would be to "whitewash" history.

Her famous claim that the United States could save $21 trillion by keeping tighter controls on Pentagon budgets was instantly, obviously ludicrous to everyone in Washington; as one Pentagon spokesman dryly noted, that's more than we've spent on the Defense Department since the nation's founding.

"There is often little reason why different dates are chosen by local authorities and it is obviously ludicrous that in a country as small as Wales there could potentially be up to 22 different dates".

What not to say: "Can you not just play this one in 4/4?" Comedy metal Because a lot of metal is obviously quite ludicrous (grown men growling loudly about orcs, for instance), it has leant itself to affectionate parody.

Obviously, that is ludicrous.

That would be simply ludicrous, obviously: Grossman is a writer of such high moral seriousness and tone, a writer burdened and possessed with such profound weight, as to render that book quite impossible.

I find this all ludicrous, obviously.

The "Star Wars" saga hasn't had the best of luck with the one-off specials -– obviously 1978's ludicrous "Star Wars Holiday Special" comes to mind.