Sentence examples for be a bit outrageous from inspiring English sources

"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.

"It is somewhat troubling that in the name of combating terrorism, they would choose an organization that they know is bent on the principle of nonviolence," Drohan said, adding that it was "a bit outrageous" that taxpayer money was used for such surveillance.

That's always a bit outrageous.

For someone who has built a career out of saying the outrageous, Morgan has turned out to be a bit of a snowflake himself.

Apparently one of the best ploys is a bit of outrageous humor.

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

Kramer had just told him that he was there to have Neal arrested for his antics throughout the episode recovering the infamous painting stolen seven years ago -- granted, Neal's antics were a bit on the outrageous side.

I'm going to make a claim that may sound a bit outrageous: there is only one grand retirement-funding strategy.

I don't know what to say, but it was a little bit outrageous.

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.

"His mother was this huge, outrageous Irish nationalist and was a bit of a cult hero," continued Mr. Neeson, who is from Ballymena, Northern Ireland.