Ludicrous tunes

That's ludicrous.

This is ludicrous.

It was pretty ludicrous.

The comeback attempt on IRS ... was a ludicrous failure.

To say that rice is worse than sugar is simply ludicrous.

The presumption that China wants Hong Kong to become more like the mainland is ludicrous.

From a German point of view, this discussion is a ludicrous inversion of the truth.

Honestly, why does everyone need to self identify and self label themselves? It's downright ludicrous.

The idea that no one else would show that is a joke, it's ludicrous, it's obviously nonsense.

In response to this proposal, Anokhina casually suggested that Dalgatova s response to PublicPost s coverage, however inspired, was ludicrous.

Symbolic communication flows in lieu of words, and themes grasp at the ludicrous, ephemeral, grim, rage inducing, and on occasion hopeful.

Yes, things could and should have been done better but to single out Fed governors for missing the coming catastrophe is ludicrous.

This academic re assessment of George II, however, has not totally eliminated the popular perception of him as a faintly ludicrous king .

I vividly remember the slightly ludicrous, slightly risqué, and somewhat distressing predicament in which Western diplomats in Prague found themselves during the Cold War.

It is even more ludicrous to extend the sovereignty notion to viruses that, like flu, can be carried across international borders by migratory birds.

Making the story evermore ludicrous for many social media users, Altai Governor Alexander Karlin defended the plan to burn an Obama doll, telling reporters

I ve worked as a professional photojournalist for many years, and I confess that this is the first time I ve encountered such absurd and ludicrous accusations.

The suggestion that international sanctions are a cause of Zimbabwe's economic woes is ludicrous, as the measures that have been imposed have nothing to do with trade.

There are still millions of Russians using LiveJournal, but civil society s pulse an admittedly elusive and possibly ludicrous concept has now scattered across a dozen popular platforms.

As thousands died, the government froze, proving itself incapable of mounting an efficient rescue operation and displaying its ludicrous machismo by refusing the assistance of the US 7 th Fleet.

After a week of conflicting information surrounding the disappearance of flight MH370 and its 239 occupants, theories ranging from ludicrous to plausible have cropped up to fill the void about what happened.

Interestingly, he is urging European banks to invest in Iran, making the ludicrous claim that this would undermine the Revolutionary Guard, which by some estimates controls up to half of Iran s economy.

When one of Joseph Stalin's chief planners was asked why he was willing to defend a series of ludicrous proposals, he famously replied, I'd rather stand for unrealistic plans than sit in jail for realistic ones.

The Attorney General s Office has even been occupying itself with a ludicrous retrospective analysis of the decision in 1954 to transfer Crimea from the jurisdiction of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic to that of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.

Although the importers knew that Proctor s invention was ludicrous (because they had been importing the bean from Mexico for years), they had no choice but to accept the patent s legality, causing 22,000 Mexican farmers and their families to lose 90 of their export incomes in just the first year.