Sentence examples for render laughable from inspiring English sources

Any further backtracking would render laughable Mrs May's claims to side with working families.

Yet one immediate effect of the decision is to render laughable Mr. McConnell's attempt to portray himself as a First Amendment champion for opposing a soft-money ban.

In addition, exemptions for large amounts of military fuel use render the counts laughable at best.

It stems in part from the belief that this generation has little to offer in terms of culture, that everything has already been done, or that serious commitment to any belief will eventually be subsumed by an opposing belief, rendering the first laughable at best and contemptible at worst.

But its presence renders that thought laughable.

Campion's heavy-handed agenda renders the thriller elements laughable, and Ryan comes across as a grump who thinks poetry on the subway is deep.

K.C.N.A.'s internal workings are still quite opaque, and many scholars said it was unclear whether the agency's directors appreciate that their reports are sometimes laughable when rendered into English.

We need to relinquish the neophilia that renders all recent technological history laughable.

"Recently, Lewis MacDonald MSP specifically denied that Labour had ever talked about 'Home Rule', which renders the claims of Ed Miliband and Jim Murphy laughable.

"It was quite clear that its crude labelling and laughable yo-yo effect had rendered banding unfit for purpose".

That renders all the argument about regulations and legal limits laughable.