Sentence examples for it's outlandish from inspiring English sources

It's outlandish and misleading for Marie Claire to imply anything else from sympathizing with reporter's daughter Sophie," said State Department spokesman Philippe Reines.

But if you imagine that it's outlandish and somehow uneconomistic, you're just ignorant.

If it's outlandish then of course I'll get rid of it.

"I think it's outlandish if you don't first try and solve the problem here," she said.

"It's outlandish," Bill Stuart Jr. said at the land trust meeting in November.

"It's incomprehensible, it's outlandish how the pay ever reached this level," said Gerry O'Rourke, president of the Congers Civic Association in town.

In this form and with these levels of confidence it is outlandish to imagine them in next season's Championship.

To assume that when the founding fathers upheld freedom of speech, they meant to defend the power of corporations to spend unlimited funds on campaigns is more than a stretch--it is outlandish.

He said that it was "outlandish" to suggest that there had been any sort of coverup.

It is outlandish to imagine Salinger taking Caulfield into AARP territory.

In fact, it is outlandish, even by the fervid standards of polar literature.