Sentence examples for only ridiculous from inspiring English sources

I don't feel sorry for myself, only ridiculous.

"Comparing our initiatives to slave labour is not only ridiculous but insulting to people around the world facing real oppression".

This felt not only ridiculous, but also impolite, and she had to remind me repeatedly to keep my mouth propped open.

I have played where the so-called women's tees were in impossible locations and poorly maintained, where men have refused to allow me to join as a fourth, where only ridiculous tee times were available.

This seems not only ridiculous but intolerable - and politicians, researchers and the wider public in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should be particularly angry that this is even being contemplated.

It is not only ridiculous to say that committing to fixing broken markets is Marxist, it is also ignores the economic tradition Conservatives claim to uphold – those most passionate about the virtues of the market economy have recognised that reform is needed to ensure competition works in the public interest.

Western worries about the parade are not only unnecessary, but ridiculous.

"The H & M thing was just ridiculous, not only clothing, but bags and bags of sturdy plastic hangers," Ms. Magnus said.

The whole body is just ridiculous and the whole brain is only slightly less ridiculous".

Only the ridiculous Mr O'Joscelyn, Lord Cashel's Protestant rector, is frightened by the Repealers.

Because they would look not only "slightly ridiculous" but "absolutely hideous".