Sentence examples for especially outrageous from inspiring English sources

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

There is nothing especially outrageous here.

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

Along with a clutch of other ambitious British MEPs, he has discovered the power of YouTube, the internet site which can send an especially outrageous soundbite around the world, as a parliamentary appearance goes "viral".

So it is especially outrageous that in the play "Mr. Goldwyn" the Danish ambassador to the United States is falsely depicted as objecting to Danny Kaye's starring in the 1952 film "Hans Christian Andersen" because Kaye was Jewish.

O'Reilly delights in presenting himself as a nonpartisan truth-teller, giving viewers the straight dope; if he tends to heap outrage on liberals, the story line goes, that is because they persist in being especially outrageous.

Among the most-appreciated advantages of studying abroad are the opportunities to open one's mind to other cultures, learn new languages, experience different teaching styles and - especially - escape outrageous college fees.

House Democrats may still demand changes in the tax package -- especially the outrageous Republican demands concerning the estate tax.

"Anything sub-60 is just outrageous, especially on a championship setup".

But Mrs. Thau said: "The prices in Riverdale were kind of outrageous, especially for what you get.

"It's outrageous, especially when this land was originally sold off to them cheaply by [then industry secretary Michael ] Heseltine