| His performance here finds him teetering precariously between majesty and ludicrousness. |
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| To test the ludicrousness of that line of thinking, imagine what it would be like if we were all God-fearing celibates. |
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| I roared in delight at the ludicrousness, while remaining riveted at the cheerful upping of the stakes. |
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| Confronted with the sheer ludicrousness and futility of the whole system, we just don't know what to do. |
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| The possible ludicrousness of what I was doing can probably be expressed properly when I say that the bus passes by my house every day. |
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| I imagine Winthrop and myself in these respective roles and almost choke on my drink at the ludicrousness but strange verity of the thought. |
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| We are talking about the ludicrousness of the government coming forward with one national project. |
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| The ludicrousness of the whole situation and the fact that everything is completely out of control suddenly strikes me and I start to laugh hysterically. |
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| The ludicrousness of this assertion gives new life to the old line about some things being so preposterous it takes an educated person to believe them. |
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| Blandings works as a comedy because it juxtaposes these characters' supposed nobility with their ludicrousness and fallibility. |
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| If the characters take it more seriously than anyone else, then that emphasises the ludicrousness of their behaviour. |
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| Would the member comment on the hypocrisy and ludicrousness of that statement? |
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| Opera singer Sharleen is interesting and accomplished and she has her feet on the ground concerning the ludicrousness of the show. |
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| The full ludicrousness of the thing dawned upon me so forcibly that I forgot all about my excitement and scare, and laughed aloud. |
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| Can anyone imagine the ludicrousness to suggest that they did not know about a global economic crisis because it really did not happen until after the economic statement? |
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| Phantom is a rather puny teenager, made all the more pitiful by his superhero outfit, but he fully accepts the ludicrousness of his situation and displays an astonishing ability to stand back and laugh at himself. |
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| Being 26, I flung myself actorishly on London and without any intimations of my own ludicrousness spent two years showing God what I thought of him by letting myself go. |
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