Sentence examples for a few outrageous from inspiring English sources

In the wake of a devastating financial crisis, President Obama has enacted some modest and obviously needed regulation; he has proposed closing a few outrageous tax loopholes; and he has suggested that Mitt Romney's history of buying and selling companies, often firing workers and gutting their pensions along the way, doesn't make him the right man to run America's economy.

The story, created by cherry-picking a few outrageous lines from the Jeopardy! champion's generally modest and self-effacing blog, was a simple one: ingrateful winner slams, bashes, blasts, jabs, bites, and even backstabs the show.

But I will admit to laughing in spite of myself at A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, a movie that refuses to take itself seriously and still manages to find a few outrageous taboos to make fun of.

There's been much speculation that the Trump administration is up to something a great deal more than a few outrageous executive orders, that these are only to distract attention from the real conjurer's trick.

The tactical conservatism of English rugby union, which is evident even at school level, might explain why England has produced so few outrageous talents behind the scrum, of the type New Zealand churn out year after year.

The social conservatives who dominate the Texas State Board of Education backed down last week from a few of their most outrageous efforts to tilt the state's social studies curriculum.

The team there compiled a few of the most outrageous culinary gadgets into a great gallery of pictures from the past.

Then, in May, David Lewis – a Labour member who has obviously been told he's just OUTRAGEOUS a few too many times down the pub – decided to join in the fun of systemically mocking trans people.

Nothing doing with Thomas, he has been perfectly content to be the odd man out in more than a few decisions that involved outrageous violations of civil rights and criminal justice protections that even Scalia and the other three conservatives couldn't stomach.

There's nothing too outrageous, but a few swears here and there... Once upon a time, Facebook was a world in which you could be cool according to your rules.

Gov. George Pataki, the power behind that wing, has sent word that this primary system works just fine, asserting that a few feeble changes in the outrageous qualifying rules amount to real reform.