Sentence examples for wholly ludicrous from inspiring English sources
Control teams of worms in a wholly ludicrous battle to the death, using holy hand grenades, exploding sheep and all manner of comedy weapons.
When Federer won the first five points of the match, striking the first of 13 aces he put past Djokovic on the day, there will have been a genuine and wholly ludicrous desire running through sections of the awed gathering for the No2 seed to continue winning every point all the way to the end, when the sun would reappear and trumpets would celebrate his greatness.
That should be the take-away point from the Bush administration's handling of crises, not that he was some kind of "comforter-in-chief". Similarly, Bush made wholly ludicrous claims to Gibson about trying to change how partisan Washington was.
"It's completely ludicrous.
"Totally ludicrous things.
To take a familiar example, nicely outlined by Dawkins (2006), equating evolutionary change with a jumbo jet spontaneously assembling out of a junkyard of parts in a windstorm is a ludicrous and wholly unfair accusation.
"All involved at the club are wholly unimpressed and saddened by the unprofessional and ludicrous actions taken which seem intent on discrediting and damaging individuals and the club," the statement said.
The club statement added: "All involved at the club are wholly unimpressed and saddened by the unprofessional and ludicrous actions taken which seem intent on discrediting and damaging individuals and the club.
A review of the DVD release in the Los Angeles Times was more critical: "A dated visual style, patched-together special effects and ludicrous dialogue combine in a film that is a wholly miserable experience".
