Sentence examples for which is laughable from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the US media sends mixed messages about why autism rates are rising; the CDC attributes it to better diagnostics, which is laughable.

The current Pope thinks atheism is the main source of evil in the world, which is laughable.

The current guidelines set forth by the NCAA require that all college athletes get training each year on the signs and symptoms of concussions and sign a statement taking responsibility for reporting concussions, which is laughable.

Which is laughable, really – he's a successful American songwriter steeped in the folk and blues tradition, I'm a bloke from Dunstable who grew up listening to The Wombles.

Burton attempts to match it with a new statue/twist ending, evidently derived from Pierre Boulle's novel, which is laughable, anti-climactic, and almost scandalously nonsensical.

That sounds a little high concept, which is laughable if you spend even a few moments with the music, a staunchly unvarnished, plainly conservative exemplar of three-chord rock 'n' roll.

He seemed always to be having issues with his love life and would often ask for my advice on dating girls, which was laughable because I had no experience whatsoever in the matter.

After an article in the Los Angeles Times, there came the recently published "Stark Raving Manchester" article in Newsweek magazine, which was laughable in its attempts to translate the scene into bite-sized American pieces.

Which, if true, is laughable.

Which in itself is laughable.

He is laughable, this statement is laughable.