Sentence examples for ever more outrageous from inspiring English sources

Mr Galliano produced ever more outrageous fashions as his fame grew.

Such outings represent a plaintive search for the ever more outrageous, the further extremes of enjoyment.

Mr Wright responded to the applause of the amen corner in his audience with ever more outrageous assertions.

While Mac and Kelly reluctantly adjust to parenthood and sagging physiques, the students throw ever more outrageous and hedonistic parties.

Thus the work in this exhibition – which spans the years 1980 to 1996 – becomes ever more outrageous and anarchic or, in the opposite direction, more superficially conventional.

The problem with celebrity interviews is that these buggers have, since the days of Laurence Olivier, been thinking of ever more outrageous ways to say absolutely nothing.

Short on words if rarely breath, Franck runs to save his family, his cash and an ever-more outrageous movie that shouldn't work yet does.

For over a year, the Republican nominee has outraged Muslims, African Americans, women, Latinos and disabled people with a series of ever-more outrageous comments.

These glorified transportation devices are also evidence of how luxury automakers are meeting the perceived demands of ultra-high-net-worth people — those often defined as having at least $30 million in discretionary cash lying around — for ever-more outrageous baubles on which to spend their treasure.

They tut-tutted about the radical and fringe political discussions out in the wilds of the online world, without a thought in their heads for how many times they have invited fringe people on their own screens, and then egged them on to say ever-more-outrageous things to titillate the public (and sell more ads).

But your demands became even more outrageous.