Use of laughable in Sentences. 26 Examples
The examples include laughable at the start of sentence, laughable at the end of sentence and laughable in the middle of sentence
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laughable at the end of sentence
- Privately they thought the idea laughable.
- The price of the house was almost laughable.
- If it weren't so ludicrous, it would be laughable!
- The play was a tragedy, but the acting was laughable.
- For banking, such lax security measures would be laughable.
- The promises are so far from reality that they are laughable.
- A decade ago, even the notion of Phoenix as big-time was laughable.
- In some cases, the level of apparent disorganisation has become almost laughable.
- Its top speed was lower, and at anything near that speed, its range was laughable.
- The government's attempt to privatize the prison service has been simply laughable.
- The idea that TV shows like "Dallas" or "Dynasty" represent typical American life is laughable.
- The idea that these people could have designed the Parthenon or carved the sculptures of Praxiteles is laughable.
- The issues on which the schism turned have often seemed to Western scholars so insignificant as to be almost laughable.
- The current disparity in resources for the delegations of different countries makes the idea of equal negotiations laughable.
- The sentences meted out to the seven perverts who downloaded pornographic images of children as young as three months were laughable.
laughable in the middle of sentence
- He was a laughable figure.
- It would be laughable if it wasn't so serious.
- The music, though laughable, isn't the main downer.
- This is so ludicrous it is laughable in modern times.
- For although much was laughable, much was also very worrying.
- The whole incident would be laughable if it were not so serious.
- He was like a bad gangster movie; laughable if she'd felt like laughing.
- Competition climbing is laughable in this country, and is probably a dead duck anyway.
- He is very sober too, and bears a good moral character; and he is laughable, but not contemptible.
- It had become associated in the popular imagination with something naive, laughable or downright kinky.
- His observations on the burgeoning jazz scene are quite laughable, and typically shot through with self-deception.
Sentence Examples for Similar Words:
- preposterous
- , derisory
- , pitiful
- , absurd
- , unsatisfactory
- , inadequate
- , ludicrous
- , ridiculous
- , unimpressive
- , embarrassing
- , mediocre
- , pathetic
