Sentence examples for sounds laughable from inspiring English sources

It works in so many ways except for the script, which sounds laughable.

If you visit Mr. McAfee's house, the charade sounds laughable, in part because the beach is all but abandoned.

This curious aesthetic emphasis sounds laughable today, but Belasco's appreciation of the emotional effects of lighting in his productions lives on in the attention he brought to the lighting of the theater.

But in Kosovo, where ethnic hatreds run as deep as in Bosnia, the idea of NATO and Mr Milosevic co-sponsoring a peace process sounds laughable.If western governments are prepared to take political risks, it is because the alternative is so ghastly.

The very idea of those articles sounds laughable.

It sounds laughable now, but remember back when we thought a black president portended a "post-racial society"?

That may sound laughable for a team that was 7-9 a year ago.

When Clifford warned him: "I will bury you," the threat sounded laughable.

The recent suits by obese youngsters against McDonald's may sound laughable, because no one forced the youngsters to eat that fattening fare.

Reading this story: It might all sound laughable, but it led to two of the worst laws in American history as well as to the rise of Nazism in Europe (p. 422).

It might all sound laughable, but it led to two of the worst laws in American history as well as to the rise of Nazism in Europe (p. 422).