risible

There was no end to this forest risible east or west.

And the amount you make on a book sale is risible.

New York seemed either frightening or risible to the rest of the nation.

The idea that any music scene could exist here seems risible.

The content is risible; there's really nothing more to say.

The conflict might mark a serious rather than a risible moment in city history were there any good reason for either commission to be meeting.

The first thought is a boot fair, which means getting up early for risible advantage.

But because it's all wasted, the results relative to these countries are risible.

But you have considered badly and chosen the most risible among possibilities.

Less than 15 years on, we can see how tragically risible this assurance was.

Quite right too: the story was risible and false.

Also the idea that an 825-foot ship could fight with a crew "fewer than 20" is risible.

Indeed, to insist on anything else - especially just to pay party political dues - is risible.

Although, from my point of view entirely, it was a risible situation from the word go.

Most people in Britain felt that the £50 fine was risible.

The tale of how Simon manages to lose that child is risible.

Otherwise I am not sure that there is much to be done, even though some of the "insults" are risible.

I feel sorry for the Welsh team and its captain but this article is risible.

Labour's prescription for the British economy would be risible, if it were not so dangerous.

The idea that Labour can present itself as the champion of private sector economic growth is risible.

They all, loudly, agreed that it was both baffling and risible.

Given the high level of road casualties, the idea that there are roads without safety concerns is risible.

So what if it could be found risible for being so grandiose?

Then he would understand how risible this seems.

If we imposed the gangster spelling, we'd be making ourselves risible.