Sentence examples for feels outrageous from inspiring English sources

It feels outrageous to write it but I think Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn would have adored this book.

Yet it appears that for some, the call to listen before speaking, to refrain from asserting immediate authority, is so unfamiliar that it feels outrageous.

With that salary, they might be able to afford a studio!" Sounding like a psychotherapist himself, Mr. Halstead said the run-of-the-mill bonus baby, faced with the Manhattan market, first feels "outrageous denial".

On the indecently catchy Like 'Em Young, Tove Lo is teasing her friends with older partners ("Why you judging me/ When your guy's turning 53?"), but the song's chorus feels outrageous belted out: imagine the furore if "I like 'em young" were being sung by a man.

A nun on "The Voice" is a juxtaposition that is just not supposed to happen, and that in and of itself feels outrageous and gets us revved up.

People feel outrageous [sic outraged] and so they want to make their voice heard".

Three courses for sixty-five dollars isn't cheap, but it doesn't feel outrageous, either.

These decisions don't feel outrageous, because Facebook sells them under the veneer of neutrality.

"The pressure changes felt outrageous, kind of like getting off a rollercoaster when you can't clear your ears and can't focus.

Everything in the film felt new, sexy, outrageous: the designer John Barry created a hyper-eroticised pop-art world; Walter Carlos synthesised Rossini on a pioneering soundtrack; "Singin' in the Rain" accompanied scenes of rape and murder.

All this was nothing less, Auchincloss's parents and their friends felt, than an outrageous attack on the integrity of the class that had reared Roosevelt and from which, presumably, his terribly high principles had come.