Sentence examples for Pretty outlandish from inspiring English sources

Some also subscribe to some pretty outlandish conspiracy theories that come straight out of the "Birther" handbook.

Mr. Negroponte said one glaring exception in the condemnation of terrorism was Cuba, which made a "pretty outlandish statement, and totally unwarranted under the circumstances".

In his zeal to import mad-dog serial killers to the peaceable kingdom of his native Norway, Jo Nesbo is compelled to devise some pretty outlandish schemes to occupy Inspector Harry Hole, his maverick detective on the Oslo crime squad.

"In general those convicted under this category of Islamic law would be subject to beheading and then public display of decapitated bodies, but corpses dangled from helicopters sounds pretty outlandish to me".

Real-life Hollywood can get pretty outlandish, he noted, recalling a pitch meeting a friend once attended for a film whose premise was that the Beatles never existed and that the source of their music was penguins at the South Pole.

The whole thing is a pretty outlandish idea, and one we first wrote about back in 2010.

In the low-key mood, it was the turn of Britain's quieter, prettier, less outlandish designers - mostly women - to shine.

I guess, in a room full of crims, what I thought was crazy or outlandish, was actually pretty ordinary.

For instance, his genius is rarely mentioned, he is never surrounded by pretty girls, and he does nothing outlandish.

Still, despite the return to practicality, the leap from fishermen to fashion isn't that outlandish: "Fishermen have always been pretty stylish," says Butchart.

Thirty years is a pretty impressive run for a publication as outlandish as the Sport.