ludicrous造句

This is ludicrous.

This policy is ludicrous.

However, I find this pretty ludicrous.

Pakaluk's final argument is the most ludicrous.

He made many ludicrous mistakes in his speech.

In normal times, the question would seem ludicrous.

In normal times, this would be a ludicrous question.

The ludicrous performance of the clown fascinated the children.

First, the mere idea of ambition in the factory was ludicrous.

To die of hanging at the bottom of a river! — the idea seemed to him ludicrous.

It is ludicrous to argue that this would be an insupportable burden.

I used to think it maybe had something to do with impressing people, but those are ludicrous concepts.

Then there are the over-the-top reality TV shows that showcase supposedly ordinary people acting out in ludicrous ways.

'it's vital there is a sensible attitude to enforcement until the Government can reverse this ludicrous restriction.'

Your designers have shrewdly dropped the ludicrous quest for more megapixels—you have 10 megapixels, just right—in favor of something that really matters, like better photos.

I have to assume that other designers actually work like this in order for someone to get that ludicrous idea in their head.

That strand is still there, in the ludicrous TV movie that gives William a New Zealand accent and has Charles addressing Kate as Miss Middleton.

But it has not gone down well: Vince Cable, the Treasury spokesman for the Liberal Democrats, dismissed the plans as a "ludicrous charade", and the Tories are no happier.

He knew that he must stand up to be introduced, and he struggled painfully to his feet, where he stood with trousers bagging at the knees, his arms loose- hanging and ludicrous, his face set hard for the impending ordeal.