Sentence examples for ridiculous use from inspiring English sources

"One might say that's a ridiculous use of potable water.

It is a ridiculous use of judicial resources at any time, but especially in tough fiscal times.

The ridiculous use of the communication stones stopped almost entirely.

Paul Lewin, a Toronto lawyer and cannabis advocate told VICE the raids are "immoral, unconstitutional, and a ridiculous use of tax-payers dollars to arrest people for selling medicine".

"A lot of guys thought it was ridiculous to use both," he told me, when we spoke in September.

In one aspect, the movie is worse than ridiculous: its use of footage of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, as seen by Arendt on television screens in Israel.

His spokesman said: "No one is saying Germany, the US or France is a tax haven and it is ridiculous to use this as a reason not to act on overseas territories and crown dependencies, which have operated under a shroud of secrecy for too long.

(It's a little ridiculous to use a word like "only" in that sentence, but in a $550 billion spending package... see new text after the jump) But Terry Schaff of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts says the funding for space based Earth monitoring could revolutionize ocean science as a whole if Congress were to pass it and the president signed the bill.

As a matter of fact, lawyers in the Georgia Tech case argued that it was ridiculous to use this song as an example of rape-supportive misogyny.

It'd be especially ridiculous to use King's show as punishment against CNN, given that the viewers tend to be the older set, who are keeping his campaign viable.

The B.C.S. game will spark its usual round of grumbling about the ridiculous system used to create a champion, writes Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com, but it will produce a champion we are stuck with nonetheless.