Sentence examples for those ludicrous from inspiring English sources

That's perhaps partly her own fault, for attacking those ludicrous roles with such unseemly comic gusto.

"It was rather one of those ludicrous episodes where fiction collided with real life.

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

Because where those ludicrous gilded French confections are – like most Michelin star restaurants, internationally – doing little that is genuinely original or thrilling, the Fat Duck was.

It was the night of the Berkeley Square Ball, one of those ludicrous so-called fund-raising events, so lavish you wonder why they don't just give the money straight to charity.

The corollary of Osborne's mistaken decision to focus on the deficit – all those ludicrous comparisons of our situation with that of Greece – and to declare a second age of austerity was the impact this had on confidence and "animal spirits".

Those seem ludicrous, Liberace at his excessive worst.

Calling those arguments "ludicrous," Mr. Fielding has threatened to sue.

Those are ludicrous comparisons, of course; but at his best, Hayne merits them.

He reminds us that we must identify and stand up to those fools, ludicrous abusers of power, like the professor, before they crush the sensitive people, like Vanya and Astrov, who strive for a greater good.

"Those involved in this ludicrous case should recognise that the British Crown Jewels is precisely the right place for the Koh-i-Noor diamond to reside, in grateful recognition for over three centuries of British involvement in India," he said.