Ridiculously Sentence Examples

We have a lot of left-overs and Scruffy is getting ridiculously fat.

Playing these games is ridiculously simple.

The charges 1 were in part quite trivial, and the evidence was ridiculously inadequate for the graver charges.

If you usually shop at lower end stores, buying clearance can be fun for getting ridiculously low prices on such things as yoga clothing.

They have a three inch heel, which makes me ridiculously tall.

If you don't have one and fall sick or injure yourself, ridiculously exorbitant doctor and hospital fees could send you straight to the poor house.

Companies from China usually post ridiculously low prices for imposter iPods, so be wary of a company operating in Asia.Make sure you research a company that is selling wholesale iPods.

And boo on your mom for being so ridiculously old fashioned.

She has raised being ridiculously wealthy to an art form, with paparazzi clamoring to photograph her every word, gesture, and expression.

David and Victoria Beckham - Though she's no longer a Spice Girl, this ridiculously gorgeous couple took in $46 million.

Baby leg warmers are ridiculously adorable.

If you're walking around outdoors at a convention on a ridiculously bright day, you will probably be exuberant about your costume choice.

There are only seven puzzles to test your brain, and the first three are ridiculously easy.

And with the new "Bond mode" aiming system, it's ridiculously easy to get headshots.

There are joysticks that will autofire as rapidly as electronically possible, making some games ridiculously easy.

It had a ridiculously simple gameplay mechanism and it was for that reason that it was so addicting.

Implying that your service is a faucet that, when opened, will spew forth a hearty stream of delicious games is going to set customer expectations ridiculously high.

Replay value for the game is excellent, because as you play through the game, you unlock a ridiculously harder version of the game you just struggled through the first time.

Enabling a cheat can be ridiculously easy or it can require hours and hours of tedious effort.

Silly, and yet also ridiculously fun, the Macarena was known by almost everyone in the late 1990s.

This does not mean that bank foreclosed homes for sale are commonly offered for ridiculously low amounts.

To the outsider, the life of a freelance writer looks ridiculously easy.

Frequently sellers will set the price ridiculously low, thinking buyers will bid it up to a higher level.

Most folks will want to make an unrealistic profit on their monitors and offer ridiculously high prices for used.

With the history of cheer as rich and layered as it is, there is no shortage of cheerleading quotes ranging from the deep and wise to the ridiculously funny.

The small portion sizes and reliance on processed starches mean that in order for the meal's calories to come in between 200 and 400 calories, the portions are ridiculously small.

The most expensive would have to be the Victoria's Secret Fantasy bras, which are made of gemstones and ridiculously priced at something like $10 million USD.

Between November 1870 and September 1873, accompanied by only three men and with ridiculously small pecuniary resources, he crossed the Gobi desert, reached Peking, and, pushing westwards and south-westwards, explored the Ordos and the Ala-shan, as well as the upper part of the Yangtsze-kiang.

The crawls didn't seem too arduous really and the squeezes not ridiculously tight.

His feet would tangle in the wind and his chubby cheeks would be in a constant smile, while I would get ridiculously dizzy.

We get a ridiculously early flight back and I arrive at the office feeling slightly jaded.

Tuition fees, foundation hospitals, faith schools - even the ridiculously overblown debate on fox-hunting - have all provoked a visceral reaction.

That would lower demand for ridiculously overpriced old houses.

These were ridiculously tame, allowing us to approach within 2-3 feet.

On the other hand, Bishop Barlow told a correspondent that "not only the Latine but the history itself is in many things ridiculously false" (Genuine Remains, 16 93, p.183).

Infectious, ridiculously danceable and shot through with sparkling sequins shimmering in the cities ' moonlit glow.

Your pants are suitably visible over your ridiculously low slung jeans?

Now and then there also small herons here, once more ridiculously tame, and only concerned about their chances of stalking prey.

Only those who hold such a ridiculously pedantic view could vilify the Irish rebellion by calling it a ' putsch '.

Their house is ridiculously ostentatious, and doesn’t fit the style of the neighborhood.

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were one of those Hollywood couples that seemed to be ridiculously happy.

While a straw bag might look ridiculously out of place with a heavy parka or winter coat during blustery whether, the growing warmth of spring days offers a much more appropriate and appealing time to be seen toting a flirty straw bag.

Be on the lookout for ridiculously discounted shoes.

The differences may not be quite as dramatic (fast food joints are kings when it comes to conjuring up ridiculously unhealthy dishes) but it's useful Eat This Not That-type information nonetheless.

The online modeling scene has become pretty competitive (and ridiculously popular) within the last decade, and the lingerie modeling world has a lot to do with its success.

These replicas are often marketed as the real thing, but at ridiculously low prices.

Perhaps best remembered in the first season for the ridiculously lavish birthday party she threw for her four year old daughter, Taylor is affectionately dubbed "Fish Lips" as a result of her allegedly surgically enhanced lips.

Later in that same year Scott Rosenberg of Salon.com wrote about the growing number of "online journalists" who were filling the web with new content from the sublimely insightful to the ridiculously stupid.

Again the formula of the Joint-Method, which contemplates the enumeration of cases " which have nothing in common but the absence of one circumstance," is ridiculously unsound as it stands.