Sentence examples for be outrageous for from inspiring English sources

"It would be outrageous for me to ask that.

It would be outrageous for a general election result to be skewed by a fallible registration process.

But then again it would be outrageous for a Tory to take this seat on what would probably be no more than a third of the vote.

One convicted perjurer, who lied in a civil suit about sex, suggested that it would be outrageous for the president to escape punishment; she herself had served six months.

Taxpayers across this country saved A.I.G. from ruin, and it would be outrageous for this company to turn around and sue the federal government because they think the deal wasn't generous enough.

The SNP leader, whose profile has risen substantially across the UK since her appearance in the first UK-wide leaders' debate last Thursday, added: "It would be outrageous for any politician to stand up and rule out a referendum forever and a day and the reason for that is it is not a decision for politicians to make".

"It is outrageous for something like this to have happened.

"Of course, one could say that $1 million is outrageous for a studio".

Turning to method, it was outrageous for the paper to have paid a prostitute.

A teary-eyed Martin said: "These last three months have been outrageous for me -- knee rehabbing and all that stuff.

It's outrageous for the CPS to demand total capitulation within 24 hours, they are trying to divide and rule.