Sentence examples for outlandish nature from inspiring English sources

The stone was widely mocked on social media on Sunday morning because of its outlandish nature.

Reminded of the outlandish nature of his achievements, Okoye responds with a shrug.

But this alone devalues the contradictory and truly outlandish nature of the work, which burrows toward some deeper, more private abyss.

Strangely, what worked in the gang's favour was the outlandish nature of the kidnap and torture plot and the astonishing ineptitude with which its final act was carried out.

Because the whole idea of "craftsmanship" in its present form reflects a self-loathing on the part of cinema, an embarrassment about its gaudy roots and outlandish nature; as if impeccable set design could somehow spirit away its plebeian origins.

For me, the issues that arise from the Gospels are not due to the perceived "outlandish" nature of the text and events described within, but with people like you (journalist, "scholars") who seem to try and insert, arbitrarily, the scaffolding of science, rhetoric, and polemics into discussions concerning Christ, his life, and his legacy.

She elaborated in a statement: "This series of photographic self-portraits intends to emphasize and question the outlandish and nonsensical nature of 'feminine' objects and traditions ― everything from hairstyles to body modification".

To this day serves as a postmodern milestone in American literature and provides insightful, if surreal and outlandish, critiques on the nature of drug addiction, human sexuality, and police states.

Welch's deal also illustrates the viral nature of outlandish compensation schemes, since overpaid executives, sometimes aided by professional compensation consultants, establish an ever-rising standard for one another.

At the same time, New Zealand has produced some of nature's most outlandish innovations.

It is comedy far more outlandish, far more deranged than nature ever intended comedy to be.