Sentence examples for rather ludicrous from inspiring English sources
It's all rather ludicrous, and never particularly believable.
The vajacial is, in most camps, considered rather ludicrous in 2013.
It is an impressive spectacle if a rather ludicrous work of art.
And at the heart of that rather ludicrous request is a question of power.
Indeed, a Nero show veers between the sublime and the rather ludicrous.
"From the development community's perspective, the opposition seems rather ludicrous," Mr. Upmeyer said.
It's impressive rather than ludicrous.
In all connected with pencil, pen, ink, and paper, such as printing, chart-making, my left hand, although strongest, was clumsy, whereas my right showed considerable skill, as was exhibited once in rather a ludicrous manner by the Hydrographer of the Admiralty mistaking my pen-and-ink chart of some seven hundred miles of Arctic discovery for an engraving of the same.
"It was rather one of those ludicrous episodes where fiction collided with real life.
We seem willing to grasp at the most ludicrous ideas rather than combat gunfire at its source: guns.
They thought that the expectation that, in the heat of a confrontation, they could measure their precise distance from the demonstrators to make sure that the tools they were using would prove effective rather than fatal was ludicrous.
