Sentence examples for outlandish action from inspiring English sources

Who is better than children at communicating through pure, uninhibited and often outlandish action?

In Mosquito he wanted greater believability, and balanced outlandish action with naturalistic timing, motion, and weight.

It's called Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast, and it's a ripping barnburner full of outlandish action, heroic and dastardly characters, roller coaster rhymes and some absolutely fabulous illustrations by Brendan Kearney.

Thrillers and spy tales have devolved in movies to a hash of slice'n'dice editing, prefabricated plots and outlandish action and gunplay that makes all espionage into James Bond or, worse, a video game.

News about the incident quickly spread across the country, partly because of Terlecki's outlandish actions in the reporters' presence Iwan later reflected that Terlecki had "made so much commotion it was impossible to sweep everything under the carpet".

Benning also responds to Ambrosia's recent claims that he called her racist names and that her outlandish actions were in response to Benning turning on his car and almost hitting her children.

There's nothing outlandish about this action.

That applies to most of T. Jefferson Parker's Southern California thrillers, with their outlandish plots, frenetic action and creatively insane characters.

But unlike Cameron, this boy, Benjamin (played by Michael Angarano), who is raised in a conservative Christian community (likely a Mormon one, such as Hess's own), writes and draws fantasies of a quasi-religious cast — he seems to be coming up with a scripture of his own, which Hess films as outlandish, cheesy, futuristic action sequences.

The "Mission: Impossible" movies belong to that outlandish, sometimes cartoonish class of action adventures in which lesser, Bond-like heroes walk or race from fiery explosions in between locking and loading, kissing and killing, and killing some more.

It just isn't enough for pundits and political leaders to react to outlandish executive orders or legislative action to undo Obamacare, environmental protections, immigration reform, etc.