Sentence examples for a more outrageous from inspiring English sources

Kelley might have anticipated Thomas Ruff's blurred porn photographs, but his radical muses have a more outrageous erotic power.

That flicked cross-court backhand in the final game, for instance: has Federer ever produced a more outrageous – and, for his opponent, spirit-crushing – shot?

Kenneth Minor said he shooed the man away, but he returned with a more outrageous request: So began the bizarre tale that Mr. Minor told the police two summers ago after the man, Jeffrey Locker, was found bloodied, bound and dead in his car, while Mr. Minor was caught on tape using Mr. Locker's A.T.M. card.

'It's hard to imagine a more outrageous waste of money.'.

No one was a more outrageous and divisive figure on Fox News than the controversial Glenn Beck.

Oxfam simultaneously acknowledges the need for "room and space for all kinds of activists," including those that choose a more "outrageous" or contentious style of engagement.

A few minutes later we came upon an even more outrageous violation of the election laws — a ballot across the face of which the voter had scrawled in enormous letters the single word "Nuts".

But it was the City-friendly Conservatives, learning nothing from history, who caved in without protest to a second, more outrageous wave of blackmail.

For amphetamine to make one's thoughts fleet just sounds twitchy; but to claim the drug actually improves the working of the brain is a much more outrageous claim.

What appeared was Humphrey Carpenter, resplendent in an outrageous frock and an even more outrageous wig and make-up.

Now the misuse of ketamine in some other countries could lead to an even more outrageous decision: the banning of ketamine as a medicine world-wide.