If you overreact to something and become outlandish and distraught, they might intentionally distance themselves from you more in order to avoid drama.
The naming of the event s becomes more outlandish, and the modern-day disasters, of course, become less natural.
In the show's most outrageous episode, a ski trip becomes an outlandish parody of Martin Luther King Day.
Stock option packages became so outlandish that they began to undermine the principle they were meant to serve.
As Perry has got older, Claire's outfits have become increasingly outlandish (he has called her Bo Peep look the "crack cocaine of femininity").
Donald Trump has always attracted attention for his controversial comments, but his public utterances in the five months following the announcement he would run for presidency have become increasingly outlandish even by his standards.
Foes of the regime in Syria have refused to welcome Mr Khaddam into their camp but have cheered his public airing of the regime's very dirty laundry.In the face of such embarrassments, the government's rhetoric has become more outlandish.
Being uncontactable has become exceptional, outlandish, a brand of luxury and distinction – or, depending on your perspective, a source of escalating anxiety in itself.
It's a claim that's become less outlandish with time.
"It's become an outlandish statement especially when made by corporations that are still trying to trace their supply of palm oil".
