Sentence examples for still ludicrous from inspiring English sources

One astute blogger has spotted that the 7-Eleven chain in America has surreptitiously cut the size of its ludicrously large 44-ounce drinks container down to 40 ounces (still ludicrous, but anti-obesity campaigners must feel grateful for small things…).

But if his response was more proof of cunning than idiocy, it was still ludicrous.

In such a setting, those ludicrous prices are still ludicrous, but suddenly far easier to swallow.

The integration of song and story in "Baby It's You!" is often on this semi-facetious but still ludicrous level.

Taxing wealth more, rather than income, is clearly needed in Britain, where property prices are still ludicrous.

"It's still ludicrous how much it costs to publish research," said molecular biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, Michael Eisen.

Probably listening to The Prodigy's still ludicrous-sounding "Out Of Space", featured here on disc one, or perhaps you were more into the trio of Slipmatt, Jay J and Lime whose proto-jungle summer anthem 'On A Ragga Tip' charted in '92 at No.2 in the UK.

But it is still "unintentionally ludicrous" and "full of preposterous melodramatic incidents".

Hodgson admitted afterwards it was "not one of Joe's best nights" though, in fairness, it was still fairly ludicrous that Ibrahimovic could score from such a position, throwing his body at the ball, connecting perfectly and sending the ball into the air, up and down and dropping into the empty goal.

But nobody is suggesting the logical next step letting them tout for business on the streets because London's 24,600 pampered taxi-drivers are such a powerful lobby.Technology is making their monopoly more ludicrous still.

In the 1970s, some N.F.L. teams were still enforcing a ludicrous, top-down propriety — the rival Kansas City Chiefs, for example, required players to wear red blazers when they traveled together.