Sentence examples for play ludicrous from inspiring English sources

Critics have been nearly unanimous in finding these pictorial narratives, which might be the stills from an early silent film or an old-fashioned Vassar senior play, "ludicrous" and "amateurish," and Ford doesn't persuade me that they deserve a reëvaluation.

Younger fans, who have watched the Knicks excel only at ticket prices, front-­office chaos and the decibel level of the Garden's public-address system, may find the idea of the Knicks as the embodiment of intelligent, disciplined, unselfish play ludicrous.

A California judge eventually will decide whether to let Moreno play his ludicrous geographical game, but the city of Anaheim, which has brought the suit, may have difficulty demonstrating that Moreno's ploy has hurt the city.

He has weekly sadomasochist fantasy sessions with Al Fleming John Fleckk), an older man who puts on a leather cap and affects a bogus German accent to play his ludicrous role of Teutonic disciplinarian.

Pidgeon says controversy over student role-playing is ludicrous.

First Kaltz played a ludicrous blind square pass through the centre circle, allowing Tigana to romp downfield with the ball.

Comey's assertions about the existence of transparency and the lack of game playing are ludicrous.

Dr. Farrago also does Placebo Television, a fake Web newscast with him playing often-ludicrous parts, donning wigs and facial hair.

He'll play games with ludicrous concepts.

To pass off such finger exercises as part of Williams's meaning, to wrangle them into those plays, would be ludicrous and foolhardy, which is the problem with "In Masks Outrageous and Austere" (directed by David Schweizer, at the Culture Project).

9.28pm GMT 63 mins: I'm not entirely sure what just happened, because I watched the replays and thought that Vertonghen had horribly embarrassed himself, his club and his nation with his ludicrous play-acting, but on ITV Andy Townsend thought Zuzulya had been "a very silly boy".