Sentence examples for much outrageous from inspiring English sources

It is a warm summer day, filled with rustic drinking and eating and much outrageous storytelling.

The shows were not so much outrageous science fiction as fitting analogies to American life — modern fables.

As much outrageous flair as this type of entertainment demands, Mr. Wootton remembers his Portsmouth, England, boyhood as "quite middle of the road," distilling it into three phrases: "Keep my head down.

Yet Christopher Durang's long career has brought so much outrageous hilarity to the American theater — "Betty's Summer Vacation" nearly asphyxiated me with laughter when I first encountered it off-Broadway — it was impossible not to exult at seeing him finally nab a Tony.

Built in an era when the future looked bright, the space age was dawning and American automakers felt invincible, the Tornado was not supposed to be sexy so much as outrageous, and it is: half sleek, half hideous.

(The joke of a near-illiterate frat boy in high political office seemed much more outrageous, and much less painful, then).

Although the special session's actual measures were much less outrageous, they were taken in the same spirit.

"Du Pont's behaviour in real life was much more outrageous than what is depicted in the film.

For amphetamine to make one's thoughts fleet just sounds twitchy; but to claim the drug actually improves the working of the brain is a much more outrageous claim.

Not so much the outrageous sweep of the plans for secret justice as the fact that the responsible minister, Ken Clarke, did not appear to have read it – still less put his stamp on it.

"Nick said I often wanted to be bolder than I was, and as I've got older it's bothered me less what people think... I've been able to be much more outrageous, really".