Sentence examples for be as outrageous from inspiring English sources

"Except I guarantee you there's no way he will be as outrageous as Trump is".

But the case for some of the pipeline drugs may not be as outrageous as some critics have suggested.

Mr. Hagman once said that his approach to life was the same as his approach to acting: "Be as outrageous as you possibly can".

It can be as outrageous as the extravagant, polstyrene-filled, cardboard box that accompanied your new book or as moderate as the foil wrapper covering your chocolate bar.

"So I thought, 'I can be as outrageous as I like here because the vice squad is never going to raid a pottery exhibition'".

One of the group remembers that Douglas "wished if we all outlived him, we would go to some park and hide in the trees, and when somebody came by, we would shout, 'Great Pan is dead.' " This jokester attitude infected Douglas's child rearing as well: he named his son Hume, after the philosopher David Hume, and encouraged him to be as outrageous as possible.

Its projected valuation is as outrageous as expected.

This is a sad and disturbing chronicle, but fans sometimes treated the arrests as welcome proof that Gucci Mane's life really was as outrageous as his rhymes.

In a decision that is as outrageous as it is tediously predictable, the Legal Services Commission LSCC) last week pulled the plug on what's known as the Community Legal Services (CLS) grant.

The defence that you have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide is as outrageous as it was when made by the totalitarian states.

The idea that Fifa should be a "world governing body" of any sort is as outrageous as Bernie Ecclestone being a regulator of motor racing or Don King of boxing.