Meanings of ridiculous notions in English

All your ridiculous notions about right and wrong don't matter a straw.

This figure will help you in understanding my ridiculous notions.

Was it he who put into thine head these ridiculous notions concerning a dead man?

There was one though, who held no such ridiculous notions-himselfan example to the contrary-butfrom some cause he strenuously opposed the bill.

Of course, I should rather have been a success-weall would!-butcaring for you has swallowed up the ridiculous notions I once had.

The short breathing from the rarefied atmosphere is called by the Chilenos "puna;" and they have most ridiculous notions concerning its origin.

The reason I did not go, but telephoned, was because this Ross seems to have put some ridiculous notions into her head about me.

Both fools, mere quibblers and sophists, idly and vainly attached to certain ridiculous notions of their own, founded neither on truth nor on reason.

"What on earth has put all these ridiculous notions into your head?"

"You're spoiling that child," her husband would say, "filling his head with your ridiculous notions."

"Oh, well, you know his ridiculous notions of honour."

"Oh, Monsieur Crevel, if you would indeed be my friend and give up your ridiculous notions--