Sentence examples for a bit outrageous to from inspiring English sources

Analysts said that it was too early to say whether Chase was paying a fair price, but one analyst who spoke on the condition of anonymity said, "Five billion pounds sounds a bit outrageous to me.

"It's something I really am quite nervous about," he admits, before adding, with relish: "You have to be a bit outrageous and challenging sometimes.

I find it a bit outrageous that people in this modern world want to blame [magic] for their defeat".

Still, the $1,335 difference seems a bit outrageous, and Chosun has word that Sony is planning to start a price war in South Korea, which is good news for Koreans, but not so great for Sony's competitors.

When that "appointment" shows up, I ask myself, "What can I do right now that would be fun?" I give myself permission to do something completely unplanned and sometimes a bit outrageous or adventurous.

That's always a bit outrageous.

The panel included James Dawson, Cat Clarke, Non Pratt and Beth Reekles and their talk grew more hilarious (and a bit outrageous!) each minute, with numerous euphemisms, talks of "sexy fun time" and the Zuul-like Gatekeepers (ask Google - search Ghostbusters).

We also included the price for an unusual treatment something a bit outrageous you might not find elsewhere to give you an example of just how luxurious luxury spas can get.

$64 tickets (in SF) for not re-parking your car at 6 a.m. every other day seems a bit outrageous.

This one is more than a bit outrageous for two reasons.

What we found is something well beyond our range of knowledge, a place both inviting and gracious and even a bit outrageous in pockets in showings of wealth.