Sentence examples for a bit outlandish from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a bit outlandish" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat strange, unusual, or eccentric. Example: "Her idea for a flying car powered by solar energy seemed a bit outlandish to the committee."
The situation seems more than a bit outlandish initially, but the characters and the comedy are so winning that you won't really care.
That sounds a bit outlandish to me, but whatever.
The idea of a VC having its own news aggregator was a bit outlandish in 2007.
They can engage anyone in these so-called debates by being a bit outlandish and provocative.
That anyone could categorically deny that what is being touted as genuine social and political concerns isn't racially motivated is a bit outlandish.
The institution's philosophical reason for being seems a bit less outlandish year by year, as charms of messianic certainty, whether religious like Dr. Dahesh's or political like Napoleon's, increase their magnetism throughout the world.
When you consider, though, that the deeper roadbed would last twice as long (40 years, versus 20 for the interstate), the proposition becomes a bit less outlandish.
In the year the book was released, it seemed like just a bit of outlandish fun, although it had a large print run in part because the pro-Kremlin youth group Nashi staged a public book burning of Sorokin's allegedly "immoral" works.
While the film was obviously never going to end in the same way, it felt just a bit too contrived and outlandish for me.
It's completely in character, garish and outlandish, even a bit of a joke, but in the end persuasive.
