Sentence examples for considered outrageous from inspiring English sources
A statement or a person is considered "outrageous" because they inspire "outrage" among the audience.
This was considered outrageous at the time.
"It was considered outrageous then," he says.
Nonetheless, GCHQ's data-scooping could be considered outrageous.
All fetch what used to be considered outrageous prices.
That thought certainly would have been considered outrageous in the past when interconnections were made only by telephones.
Pomona itself stretches out in the valley below, a fine example of the Southern California sprawl some people consider outrageous but others find sublime.
His Web site, www.itsyourcountry.com, lists spending he considers outrageous, not by the sponsoring senator, but by state, which is close enough.
"Amanresorts still charges what people consider outrageous rates, but the occupancy rates are there".
The winner-take-all system creates inequities that Americans would consider outrageous if they happened anywhere but here.
The conversation eventually zigzagged to the president's use of the term "fake news," which Wallace considers "outrageous".
