Sentence examples for has been outrageous from inspiring English sources

Europe has reacted furiously to Boris Johnson's appointment as the UK's foreign secretary, with the French and German foreign ministers respectively calling him "a liar with his back to the wall" and someone whose behaviour has been "outrageous".

He said: "[Heathrow's] statements have been outrageous.

"He may have been outrageous," said Astbury, "but he was a kind and loving man.

In December the generals did something that in almost any other country would have been outrageous and unimaginable.

A teary-eyed Martin said: "These last three months have been outrageous for me -- knee rehabbing and all that stuff.

In the wake of the current industry downturn, paying that price would have been "outrageous," Mr. Dubinsky said.

The cost of the flowers, orchids, would have been outrageous on its own — but Strzelec was appalled to learn that they kept dying and had to be replaced.

Tim Farron, the Lib Dem leader whose constituency covers parts of both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales national parks, said the Government's behaviour had been "outrageous".

This wouldn't have been outrageous if I'd been in, say, Oslo, but here in Croatia, it seemed particularly expensive.

Her time on the streets had been outrageous and heartbreaking, terrifying to those she left behind, yet she was still the quiet and self-conscious child I'd known since she was born.

You can pay for more storage, of course, but the prices have been outrageous; at Data Deposit Box, for example, backing up 50 gigabytes of data will cost you $1,200 a year.