Sentence examples for genuinely outrageous from inspiring English sources
These days you wouldn't be off base to assume GOP stood for Genuinely Outrageous Priorities.
There were some genuinely outrageous things being spat out of a strange underworld of the film industry far from the black ties of Cannes and the Oscars.
Liam Lacey of Globe and Mail criticized the film, stating "Though Little Miss Sunshine is consistently contrived in its characters' too-cute misery, the conclusion, which is genuinely outrageous and uplifting, is almost worth the hype".
He's tried the "deeply troubled" line, he's dabbled in calling it a "witch hunt" – hell, he's even tried the genuinely outrageous suggestion that CK should have employed sex workers instead of doing what he did to… real people?
If the movie were better, its cynical view of the United States military might be genuinely provocative (and to many, outrageous), but even for a film that revels in anarchy, it's too chaotic by half (Scott).
Whether he is genuinely or willfully ignorant of twentieth-century history, he certainly understands the provocation he causes with his outrageous language.
Because these leaders genuinely believe themselves to be better than others, they insist that each of their employees fall in line, regardless of how outrageous or bizarre the superstar's demands become.
She said: "These outrageous figures show that Boris Johnson has been the big developers' mayor, helping them to push through luxury flats with tiny numbers of genuinely affordable homes.
