Sentence examples for be especially outrageous for from inspiring English sources

It would not be especially outrageous, for instance, to learn that Cthulhu has chucked his tentacles into the Tory contest.

The nepotism of the Kennedys has been especially outrageous, if that sort of thing outrages you.

Amnesty International called the update "senseless and cruel," adding: "Just because the original ban was especially outrageous does not mean we should stand for yet another version of government-sanctioned discrimination".

One particular sentence in Memarian's piece is especially outrageous.

But the president-elect's latest tweets about the intelligence community are especially outrageous.

Such discrimination is especially outrageous when it affects a practice designed to reward rehabilitation.

There is nothing especially outrageous here.

This is especially nice because carriers charge an outrageous amount for international text messages.

Del Monte's debt of seven times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization is high, but it is not outrageous for a leveraged buyout, especially with Ebitda growing 36 percent in 2010.

"This is really outrageous for us," Batcher said.

See, 30% isn't outrageous for game companies.