Sentence examples for outlandish characters from inspiring English sources

Another clear connection between the comic-book and rock mainstreams is the outlandish characters of the greatest rock stars.

Only the story read a lot like a Thomas Pynchon novel, dense with red herrings and outlandish characters.

Last year, he created a hall of fame, selecting the most outlandish characters and creating cartoon versions of them.

All these outlandish characters, all this great writing, all these intense storylines, and still not a sniff of an award?

Insiders will have much fun trying to guess which real-life figures the most outlandish characters are based on.

Mr. Greenspan's ability to bring emotional weight to outlandish characters in unexpected situations seems entirely right for Ms. Ruhl's whimsical smarts.

Mr. Jobs recalls an outlandish character with moustache and horn-rim glasses who walked in and announced with a flourish, "It is I".

Like most outlaws, Coleman wore a disguise when he played an outlandish character named Doctor Momboozo on the counter-cultural stages of the 1980s.

What I heard on Tuesday depicts the blind prejudice that still possesses pockets of America where outlandish character assaults gain traction, such as unfounded rumors about Obama being Muslim and born outside of the United State.

Every now and then, a multi-generational novel such as "The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem" by Sarit Dunn Books/StThomas Dunn Books/St. Martin's Press) comes along, so rich with potent curses, outlandish customs, eccentric characters, and forbidden loves, readers might find the story somewhat incredible and hard to connect to.

Much like "Moulin Rouge," as well as P. J. Hogan's "Muriel's Wedding" and Gillian Armstrong's "Starstruck," these movies display an affection for extreme close-ups, eccentric characters and outlandish musical numbers.