The phrase "act of outrageous" is not correct in written English.
It should be "act of outrage" or "outrageous act" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The act of outrage committed by the protesters shocked the community."
Alternatives: "outrageous behavior" or "act of indignation."
Picking him seems an act of outrageous optimism.
It made inescapable a horrific murder, an act of outrageous injustice by a putative guardian of the law.
Again the world grieves from another act of outrageous violence as was witnessed in Orlando, Florida this weekend.
Whether or not this constitutes illegal fraud will depend on some technicalities, but it is clearly an act of outrageous deception.
"If you were making a satire of Hollywood, you would have the anti-Semitic, drunk, racist, misogynistic movie director making the Judah Maccabee biopic," The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg said to me by phone from Washington, D.C. "It's an act of outrageous chutzpah for an anti-Semite to appropriate a Jewish hero for a movie.
Later, Brautigan attributes a "sudden breakup" with a woman he meets there to "an act of 'outrageous stupidity' on his part," with no hint of what the act was, or what this relationship meant to him.
Nick Davison, assistant chief constable of Norfolk Constabulary, outlined the concept of "ultra-violence" where younger recruits maintain status by executing acts of increasingly outrageous savagery.
Addressing the media Saturday afternoon, Abe said he was "speechless" thinking of the pain the video is causing the family members of the hostages, and called the Islamic State's acts of terrorism "outrageous".
It was the type of outrageous act that might incite Americans to march on Washington and demand change.
Still, it is worth asking why the act of detonating a nuclear weapon is treated as uniquely outrageous in a world full of outrageous acts of mass destruction, which are usually perpetrated without bombs.
The first year of the Trump presidency, broken down into weekly compilations of outrageous acts.
