Sentence examples for ridiculously difficult from inspiring English sources

The steps are ridiculously difficult and expensive.

The 11th hole has been ridiculously difficult all week, with only seven birdies but 114 bogeys or worse.

Like many modern shredders, it cross-cuts a single sheet of paper into 399 pieces, making it ridiculously difficult to reassemble.

The brother who put high school boys over his lap and spanked them for failing one of his ridiculously difficult math tests.

All Sam can do is throw more and more monsters into the arena, and the last battles are ridiculously difficult without being especially interesting.

He also, by the way, wrote the ridiculously difficult music in ancient Greek, to be sung and memorized in quarter tones by the chorus of 36.

Meanwhile, phi is ridiculously hard to compute, making it difficult for scientists to fully evaluate the theory behind it.

Ridiculously hard.

You work ridiculously hard.

And our imaginary test really was ridiculously good: it's very difficult to identify suspects, just from slightly abnormal behavioural patterns.

"Stow is a honey pot for retirees," says Alun White of the town council, who warns that house prices are "ridiculously high", and "a very difficult problem".