Sentence examples for the most laughable from inspiring English sources

The most laughable quotes of this otherwise depressing tale are those that worry anxiously about our government bringing socialism to America.

She had strong opinions and was as likely to form her views from the most laughable self-help books as from great literature.

As for the budget leak, the prosecution's portentous argument that it was a disgrace was the most laughable of attacks on a journalist.

A more urgent reform could help move New York off the list of states with the most laughable campaign finance systems in the country.

Last week, as the Scots were being called all sorts of names for not throwing their weight behind the GB football team ("traitors" being the most laughable), The Scotsman published an article which revealed the extent of the 2012 shame.

- London Evening Standard, August 2015 Zoe Saldana "When men - producers- say, 'You're old' to me that is the most laughable f**king ridiculous thing a moron could ever say.

And yet they performed admirably in the world's most laughable competitions, winning the Copa del Rey and getting through to the group stages of the Uefa Cup.

Still, Cincinnati shed the label as the league's most laughable team for at least a week as Jon Kitna threw four touchdown passes to lead the visiting Bengals past the Texans, 38-3.

"I tell him that," she explains of her private fears, voiced in the biggest magazine interview of her career, that Justin Bieber will become the modern day version of the least credible, most laughable white homie – fauxmie, if you will – to ever stalk popular culture.

The film is most laughable when it resorts to caricatures of Janet Reno, Fidel Castro and Donato Dalrymple, the fisherman who said he pulled Elian from the sea but is shown here watching from the boat, then claiming credit for heroism.

Due to tardiness within the BBC over trademarking the name of its flagship pop-music show, the opportunistic Hallmark Records/Pickwick label was able to regularly flood the market with re-recordings – some sterling, but most laughable –of the hits of the day.