It would be ludicrous, though, to measure this season against the idea that every scene last year was genius.
It's ludicrous, though, to suppose that checklists are going to do away with the need for courage, wits, and improvisation.
Given the way that the Soviet Union was founded on lies and deceit, and given the incompetence of its bureaucracy, that is a big, though not ludicrous, assumption.
Dow Jones is doing its best to market the index, most recently through the massive (though somewhat ludicrous) celebration of the Dow's passage through the 10,000 mark in March.
Recently, though, this ludicrous idea that anybody can be a doyenne of self-expression has found its cruddy conclusion in the unlikely guise of a free smartphone app.
Such claims are invariably ludicrous, though.
Though an apparently ludicrous suggestion, it is corroborated by others.
Blaming Mercier for all Gloucester's woes, though, would be ludicrous.
He called the situation "ludicrous," though he said the system slowly improved, especially as more people got government BlackBerry devices.
Ludicrous though it may seem, I still harbored the old-fashioned stage actor's snobbism toward moviemaking.
