Sentence examples for equally outrageous from inspiring English sources

The Edinburgh-based Iron Virgin sported an equally outrageous image.

Senesael admitted that some might consider trying to avoid domestic taxes equally outrageous.

But some Seahawks hope Hasselbeck says something equally outrageous — only with a different outcome.

But if he did something else equally outrageous, the law is too vague and is therefore unconstitutional.

That George W. Bush has refused to revise his excessive tax cut, even though the money to pay for it has disappeared, is equally outrageous.

Mr Aznar increasingly seemed to regard all nationalist demands as equally outrageous, no matter who made them, and not surprisingly his party was fiercely punished in Catalonia's regional election last November.

Kiesler's table and a recamierlike chaise by Marc Newson, from 1985, have much in common: both are indisputably aluminum and equally curvy as well as outrageous in feeling.

As outrageous as the blanket secrecy of the surveillance court is, we are equally troubled by the complete absence of any adversarial process, the heart of our legal system.

There was always a legion of conservative pundits and cartoonists who had free and unlimited access to a vast network of conservative talk radio stations, cable TV stations, websites, and print publications to rail against the Bush bash, and to counter attack with their own equally garish and outrageous slam of liberals, gays, minorities, environmentalists, and pro-choice women's groups.

The damning statistic was unearthed by the Sutton Trust, a charity that seeks to improve social mobility, in a report published before Christmas.Equally outrageous is the coalition government's response.

But his constant claims of a rigged election and refusal to join his running mate, Mike Pence, in saying he'd accept the election results are equally, if not more, outrageous.