ludicrousness's Usage Examples:

for Vanity Fair, Michael Wolff described the book as concerning "the ludicrousness and exasperations and low farce of campaigning — a gentle and instructive.

The self-conscious ludicrousness of the storyline divided critics, with some finding it amusing while.

the era with healthy doses of tragedy, but Suzuki infused an air of ludicrousness in his film.

two-and-a-half stars out of four and wrote that it was "aware of its own ludicrousness .

intended meaning of the author or speaker, to the point of absurdity and ludicrousness, giving a humorous and comedic effect.

The ludicrousness of the situation somehow eliminated any thoughts of danger.

Asilo remarked on the "riotous ludicrousness" of this "wacky comedy" that "fail[s] to say anything significant",.

Catsoulis of The New York Times said the film "occasionally veers into ludicrousness" and has an "atavistic pulse".

of the discrepancy between their own unflinching seriousness and the ludicrousness of the pet theories they expound” – Monthly Film Bulletin “Flair, resource.

for the casting of Game as the main antagonist that devolves it into "ludicrousness and lack of dramatic resonance" territory, concluding that "Hate it.

"unpredictable, stealthily funny, and complexly affecting stories of ludicrousness, fear, and rescue".

PlayStation Vita version, "It's not often that a game will embrace its own ludicrousness and just be totally and completely ridiculous, but One Piece: Pirate.

In his novels, the ludicrousness of forlorn and pitiful beings pops up here and there, just as they do.

By the end, it degenerates into ludicrousness.

Alas, the script is a rough beast that slouches toward utter ludicrousness.

"Reducing laundry to ludicrousness and other adventures in Billyburg".

is "engagingly junky entertainment with a healthy sense of its own ludicrousness.

the show "daft but deftly skewering the ripe pickings of contemporary ludicrousness".

There is the ludicrousness of the products - a chicken de-boner which 'uses centrifuge'; a knife.

The eighth Conclusion points out the ludicrousness, in the minds of Lollards, of the reverence that is directed toward.