Sentence examples for exactly outlandish from inspiring English sources

As someone used to performing in grotesque wigs, nude bras and shiny lamé, the giant tiger suit she clambers into isn't exactly outlandish, it's just… isn't she grown up now?

It didn't promise anything too outlandish, just the simple feature of letting me know exactly when my contact had opened and read my mail.

Dunham's ability to sketch a situation or a character in a way that seems outlandish, but says exactly what it needs to, was sharper than ever.

But the act of taking off some of your clothes to celebrate isn't that outlandish: it's not exactly unknown, for example, in sports.

This may all sound a little outlandish, but co-founder Hafsteinsson isn't exactly a stranger to building digital assistants — after a run as a Google product manager he went on to become VP of Product at Siri back when its flagship product was the namesake app.

That 40-minute segment works like a comic time bomb going off exactly on schedule and obliterating all in its radius with outlandish entertainment.

For nothing gives true peace to our souls except the grace of Christ…" (CWE 70 246), and he sharply criticizes Plato (Phaedrus 246 9) and his followers for their "outlandish blasphemies" involving belief in the transmigration of souls, exactly the sort of speculative Platonic text that he had avoided whenever he cited Plato in a positive sense.

Maybe that's exactly the type of order where Chen hopes to make a profit from — outlandish requests that people are too rich or too lazy, or both, to research on their own.

"The Hangover Part II" isn't a dud, exactly — some of it is very funny, and there are a few memorable jolts and outlandish dirty moments.

Such suggestions were so outlandish, Obama felt comfortable enough to joke occasionally that he was up to exactly that.

While it's not clear exactly why he was refused entry, Invictus has garnered a litany of press online after admitting to some outlandish practises to the Associated Press.