Sentence examples for ridiculous spell from inspiring English sources

"The government's argument that Mac Phipps inspired such loyalty amongst his entourage that this man would confess to a crime he did not commit, one that could buy him a life hitch at Angola, simply to curry favor with Mac is patently ridiculous," Spell told HuffPost.

Roger Smith Wolverhampton No wonder we are slow readers Surely the biggest problem with the nation's reading (leading article, 16 March) is our ridiculous spelling system.

In Britain the Conservatives made the incumbent Gordon Brown seem ridiculous by spelling out the austerity that he at first barely dared mention; now another tough-talking centre-right party has won in Portugal (see article).

I have to – I have my own ridiculous rituals and spells for safety.

The photography has suffered somewhat from age, and the English sub-titles contain a great many glaring and ridiculous errors in spelling.

Weber bravely appeared to stand by the latter -- although as Bloomberg's Dave Weigel noted, the congressman's use of "Adolph" was "not inherently ridiculous; the Anglicized spelling of the German dictator's name was commonly used in the 1930s.

It would be nice to conclude from his growth that we don't have to be worried about the wellspring of racism (and all of its cousins) that is overflowing right now, in well-spoken outlets as well as in badly spelled ridiculous tweets.

When a group of quirky and ridiculous youngsters compete in their regional spelling bee, they are quickly swept up into the P-A-N-D-E-M-O-N-I-U-M of the competition.

It seems ridiculous that it has to be spelled out, but apparently lots of conservatives decided to skip class when the topic of insurance came up in Econ 101.

I have watched my grandkids waste precious hours of time writing their spelling words in bubble letters, rainbow writing, and other ridiculous tasks designed to help them memorize how to spell words when they had received 100percentt on the pretest.

Unless Popovich and the Spurs are aware of some sort of reverse jinx spell, but that would just be ridiculous superstition.