Sentence examples for sort of ludicrous from inspiring English sources

It's sort of ludicrous because they don't have any evidence.

And the idea that I could see them as successful was sort of ludicrous to him".

One of the participants in Mr. Apter's "Survivor" pool, Ben Decker, a 24-year-old management consultant from San Francisco, called the program "sort of ludicrous" and questioned whether it was going to work for CBS in the long run.

I was aware of being very uncomfortable, I had a rail sort of under the back of my legs... all I could think about was I wanted to get to Aldgate station... a sort of ludicrous idea, but I could see the station in the distance.

If that sounds like the sort of ludicrous blunder that couldn't possibly happen today, think again.

Which has people and dinosaurs existing together in some sort of ludicrous cartoon view of reality.

1.14am BST Third round leaderboard I'll leave you with the standings at the top of the leaderboard, and one thought: these closing holes are going to offer up all sorts of ludicrous drama tomorrow, aren't they?

Fred Kaplan, in the online magazine Slate, described the real issues behind Hastert's action, quoting a congressional aide who expressed amazement as White House lobbyists bashed the Senate bill and came up "with all sorts of ludicrous reasons why it was unacceptable".

cards involves associating every card with an image of a celebrity performing some sort of a ludicrous — and therefore memorable — action on a mundane object.

"The idea of an $18 martini sort of seemed ludicrous and was out of my reach anyway, so I was really looking for low-cost ways to entertain myself," Ms. Anderson said.

Unlike other women her age (who tended to try too hard, with lurid lingerie and flashing jewelry), she now felt that that sort of effort was ludicrous, and she went out into the world like an Amish woman, or perhaps, even worse, when the unforgiving light of spring hit her face, an Amish man.