Sentence examples for a less outrageous from inspiring English sources

We also look at another Obama video but one with a less outrageous claim – although definitely NSFW.

And he proposed changes that would make the commissions' procedures a less outrageous miscarriage of justice: among them, banning testimony obtained through abuse and torture; tightening rules on the admission of hearsay; and expanding prisoners' access to counsel.

This is a less outrageous move than is often assumed.

Quoting opponents out of context is a familiar ploy in politics, but that doesn't make it any less outrageous.

That does not make Mr. Berlusconi's insult to the German deputy, Martin Schulz, any less outrageous.

It does not make the attacks any less "outrageous and cowardly," as Ban Ki-moon, the U.N.'s Secretary General, quite correctly called them, to observe that there is a lot of anger over there waiting to be channelled.

That does not make those deaths a jot less outrageous.

But it is true that Swaraj Paul is in a different, less outrageous position.

On a slightly less outrageous level, some argue that the age of consent is somewhat arbitrary, and serves little more than a practical function, lamenting how 'unfair' it is for 40-year-olds to be prosecuted for having sex with willing, and wanting, 15-year-olds.

Republican candidate Donald Trump's recent call for the exclusion of all Muslims from entering the United States has drawn international condemnation, though it is only the latest in a string of less outrageous taunts.

Among the rules are these: *Everyone in an official position to decide whether the fare will rise -- in other words, Gov. George E. Pataki and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which he controls -- must act as if the very idea is only slightly less outrageous than levying a special tax on breathing.