Sentence examples for it seems outrageous from inspiring English sources
It seems outrageous that an artistic director should blame the failure of a play on a failure in the audience.
"It seems outrageous that they let a 70-year-old lose 50 pounds when the remedy was so clear," Mr. Risher said.
It seems outrageous that anyone could write about the stark, volcanic rocks floating off the coast of South America without mentioning their most famous visitor after Charles Darwin.
He told the Observer: "It seems outrageous that Britain doesn't adhere to the convention, which makes it illegal to do those things in Iraq".
"Of course it seems outrageous to close something once it becomes a success, and I think we will be successful," said Adrian Joffe, who conceived the store with his wife and partner, Rei Kawakubo, the avant-garde Japanese designer.
It seems outrageous even by North Korean standards.
To many, it seemed outrageous that the man at the helm would walk away while underlings went to prison.
When the villagers spoke of Jackie, they used the words "slow" and "gentle," and so it seemed outrageous when the police stormed the ugly cinder-block hut and took him off to jail.
It seemed outrageous to everyday people because it sought to overturn half a century of labor relations in Wisconsin in a week, without public debate, and without the opportunity for the public to express their views.
