ludicrous in A Sentence

It was Ludicrous, then, to believe their testimony.

Laughter Now I know that seems Ludicrous.

What was Ludicrous then, is now hip.

This is Ludicrous and a big lie.

The proposition that statistics are destiny is Ludicrous;

That's a Ludicrous idea.

A dad who's a virgin? Ludicrous.

And numerous scientists sign on to this Ludicrous claim.

Please keep your Ludicrous accusations to yourself in future.

Which I hope we can all agree is Ludicrous.

But a second's thought reveals how Ludicrous this thinking is.

It seemed Ludicrous to him that art could exist without meaning;

As a physician who studies gender, I can tell you this is Ludicrous.

It may sound Ludicrous to this audience, how a book can be without beginning or end.

At the time, one newspaper called his presidential bid the most“Ludicrous, ridiculous, and uninteresting” campaign ever.

Gingrich's full statement(via Chait) is even more Ludicrous than the initial reports made it sound.

The fact that there are people running around trying to find a body is Ludicrous.

He makes it back to Eastwatch, and somehow no major characters died in that Ludicrous battle.

And we made him go to the hospital, which is Ludicrous for him not to go.

An image of a petrol bomb exploding- which is Ludicrous, because we use biodiesel, not petrol!

That said the idea that full government regulations and control of markets is the answer is equally Ludicrous.

The dream is so Ludicrous that Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella doesn't want people to know what he is doing.

In the wake of the metoo and Time's Up movements, it's pretty Ludicrous that a female product-focused price hike is even topic of discussion.

Now if you have any thoughts about money not being spiritual I hope to pummel them out of you, because that idea is absolutely Ludicrous.

Once we permit ourselves to question love, it appears not only Ludicrous but authoritarian that the infinitely complex arena of human relationships would suit a‘one-size-fits-all' approach.

What they see appears too extraordinary to be believed, a level of wealth so Ludicrous that the stories must have been concocted by some overzealous government official.

First, the idea that God has“lost control” of anything is Ludicrous, especially coupled with the idea that He needs human beings to help Him regain that control.

Lillee and Rod Marsh believed that the odds were so Ludicrous that, via a third party, they each put a small wager on the outcome, later describing their actions as a"joke".

The other Ludicrous implication of the DCG's case is that any Indian national giving wrong information on a US visa form can be hauled into a US prison at the whim of US authorities.

JEDDAH: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has dismissed claims that the anti-corruption drive in the Kingdom, which led to the arrest of several prominent royals, was a power grab, saying such comments were“Ludicrous.”.

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ludicrous in A Sentence

It was Ludicrous, then, to believe their testimony.

Laughter Now I know that seems Ludicrous.

What was Ludicrous then, is now hip.

This is Ludicrous and a big lie.

The proposition that statistics are destiny is Ludicrous;

That's a Ludicrous idea.

A dad who's a virgin? Ludicrous.

And numerous scientists sign on to this Ludicrous claim.

Please keep your Ludicrous accusations to yourself in future.

Which I hope we can all agree is Ludicrous.

But a second's thought reveals how Ludicrous this thinking is.

It seemed Ludicrous to him that art could exist without meaning;

As a physician who studies gender, I can tell you this is Ludicrous.

It may sound Ludicrous to this audience, how a book can be without beginning or end.

At the time, one newspaper called his presidential bid the most“Ludicrous, ridiculous, and uninteresting” campaign ever.

Gingrich's full statement(via Chait) is even more Ludicrous than the initial reports made it sound.

The fact that there are people running around trying to find a body is Ludicrous.

He makes it back to Eastwatch, and somehow no major characters died in that Ludicrous battle.

And we made him go to the hospital, which is Ludicrous for him not to go.

An image of a petrol bomb exploding- which is Ludicrous, because we use biodiesel, not petrol!

That said the idea that full government regulations and control of markets is the answer is equally Ludicrous.

The dream is so Ludicrous that Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella doesn't want people to know what he is doing.

In the wake of the metoo and Time's Up movements, it's pretty Ludicrous that a female product-focused price hike is even topic of discussion.

Now if you have any thoughts about money not being spiritual I hope to pummel them out of you, because that idea is absolutely Ludicrous.

Once we permit ourselves to question love, it appears not only Ludicrous but authoritarian that the infinitely complex arena of human relationships would suit a‘one-size-fits-all' approach.

What they see appears too extraordinary to be believed, a level of wealth so Ludicrous that the stories must have been concocted by some overzealous government official.

First, the idea that God has“lost control” of anything is Ludicrous, especially coupled with the idea that He needs human beings to help Him regain that control.

Lillee and Rod Marsh believed that the odds were so Ludicrous that, via a third party, they each put a small wager on the outcome, later describing their actions as a"joke".

The other Ludicrous implication of the DCG's case is that any Indian national giving wrong information on a US visa form can be hauled into a US prison at the whim of US authorities.

JEDDAH: Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has dismissed claims that the anti-corruption drive in the Kingdom, which led to the arrest of several prominent royals, was a power grab, saying such comments were“Ludicrous.”.

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