Sentence examples for get outlandish from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes these ideas do get outlandish.

The concepts on the big networks may have gotten outlandish (see also "Do No Harm," "Zero Hour," "Cult," "Red Widow," and that comedy with the monkey), but the execution of those Big, Broad Concepts has often been bland of late, and network product smells more than usual of fear and audience testing these days.

"Bratz" is packed with weird moments like this, and they seemed to get more outlandish as the audience got more beery.

In return they get more outlandish sets, weird conceits and eye-popping dance routines — referencing everything from the Los Angeles krumping scene to the French sport parkour — than they can digest in a night.

Real-life Hollywood can get pretty outlandish, he noted, recalling a pitch meeting a friend once attended for a film whose premise was that the Beatles never existed and that the source of their music was penguins at the South Pole.

As co-writer Michael G. Wilson pointed out, "If we went through the path of Moonraker things would just get more outlandish, so we needed to get back to basics".

So you've got an outlandish plot, cartoon silhouettes for characters, an awkward script and embarrassing tenderness.

Meanwhile, rumours of the impact on Bugarach got more outlandish, helped by media that couldn't resist the saga of a rural doomsday.

Do not be overconfident if you got an outlandish AS level result.

The only way to get attention these days is to make outlandish and irresponsible comments on Twitter.

Extremism flourishes and ideas previously regarded as outlandish get a hearing.