Sentence examples for outlandish if from inspiring English sources

The idea was somewhat outlandish, if only because it had never been tried before.

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

Or not so outlandish, if we look back at the game one more time.

Other options, including military ones, may start to look less outlandish if diplomacy is seen to have failed.

His goal has always been an outlandish if not off-putting unity of method, meaning and material.

"The idea of finding Jesus' tomb might not seem so outlandish if we could locate tombs belonging to his followers," Mr. Jacobovici says to his crew.

If you say something outlandish, even if it directly contradicts something you previously said (and sometimes that's even better!), you must harp on a story to keep those precious pageviews flowing in.

"If I wore a... .. he pauses to think of an outlandish item, "If I wore a denim jacket, people would just think I was this huge phoney!" Born in 1988 in Brampton, a nearly-city just outside of Toronto, Cera started on the acting road at the age of four after watching Bill Murray in Ghostbusters ("I just wanted to be like him. He was the coolest guy in the world!").

Lowry called the column "outlandish," as if the ideas, as opposed to their expression, were foreign to the National Review.

Longoria — along with pitcher David Price, who shared his disdain via Twitter — did not say anything outlandish, even if it did not come off all that well to the fans, writes Martin Fennelly in The Tampa Tribune.

"Some of the beards are outlandish, but if a player wants it and the manager is O.K. with it, who cares?" said Newcombe, at 87 still a regular at Dodger Stadium.