Sentence examples for outlandish notion from inspiring English sources

Critics call it an outlandish notion that will probably waste time and money, and may harm patients.

Where did the outlandish notion that the earth is hollow come from, and why did it capture the imagination of 19th-century Americans?

There was never likely to be any slip-up and the outlandish notion disappeared once the swaggering Dimitar Berbatov had put United in front.

He told them he wanted to go on to finish atop their four-team prequalifying group, a previously outlandish notion for a team that once lost, 31-0, to Australia.

The towers are not improved by the architect Frank Gehry's outlandish notion of slanting them so they look as if they are ready to tip over, which I assume is what attracts Mr. Ouroussoff.

And their identification has opened the door to a previously outlandish notion.

Moore has long had outlandish notions about the supremacy of federal judges in our legal system.

Some skeptics thought the widespread acceptance of seemingly outlandish notions demanded prompt and forceful rebuttals by scientists.

While this concept may seem a little outlandish, the notion isn't as far-fetched as one might think.

So a "Buffy" conference is no more outlandish than the notion of academic attention being paid to C. S. Lewis's "Narnia" books or to "The Lord of the Rings".

When Mr Wyden proposed abolishing that tax break to pay for universal coverage in 2006, many thought the notion outlandish, but it now looks likely to happen, at least in part.Mr Stern warns of a "middle-class riot" if any such reform is seen as a tax increase on working folk with insurance.