Sentence examples for ridiculously cool from inspiring English sources

It's like hearing a band at a friend's party, if your friend lives in a ridiculously cool loft.

Plus doing away with heels at posh events is a major liberating bonus: it makes you feel all Sofia Coppola, ie: ridiculously cool.

Le Hangar à Bananes, a former warehouse, opened this spring and is the site of ridiculously cool bars like IDN Café and L'Alter Café and restaurants like Le Cargo.

Its "Where the Music Lives," at the Julia Miles Theater, features five tap dancers and seven musicians, including the ridiculously cool musical director Tommy James, a longtime collaborator of Savion Glover's.

A man wearing a jacket with the letters "USA" on the back, who came into the room in Bristol two-thirds of the way through the match, said loudly, "This TV is sick," and, a minute later, "This is ridiculously cool".

Arriving in the UK in 2010, the Kooples was part of a wave of French fashion brands – such as Sandro and Maje – that invaded the British high street and became arguably the best known, thanks to their advertising onslaught showing ridiculously cool couples telling us how long they'd been together.

Apple works tirelessly to change their products into trendy, status setting devices that are both cool and ridiculously unaffordable.

Among the most backed projects of 2014 were LeVar Burton's Reading Rainbow reboot (backed by almost 106,000 crowdfunders), followed by a ridiculously tricked out beer cooler (~63,000 backers).

"But, and this is awful, I thought, I can't walk into a Soho tattoo parlour, because I'm so ridiculously middle class, and not cool, so I need a place where I can go and not feel like a total idiot.

In the playground, owning the coolest console was always ridiculously important, and fans really got behind their chosen manufacturers like a sports fan gets behind their team.

People seem to lose their cool when it comes to ridiculously low-priced items and Black Friday shopping becomes survival of the fittest.