Sentence examples for outlandish words from inspiring English sources
Oddly, though, the outlandish words seem not to obscure his message.
You may love or hate him for his outlandish words, but that is how he gets an audience and sometimes repels advertisers.
He makes ethereal and outlandish works.
A new word, however outlandish, announces a new idea.
"Barack" and "Obama": Never before in American politics have words quite so outlandish come quite so close to the White House (although a spirited case can be made for "Gamaliel" and "Milhous").
Perhaps the reason for the dual meaning of the word is the outlandish behaviour of singers like Grace Jones and Diana Ross, who were referred to as "divas" in their heyday and were subject to endless rumours about their manner backstage (Ross allegedly bars staff from looking at her directly in the eye).
He cheerily describes his views –adopting the words of others – as "outlandish".
In other words, if it seems outlandish and incomprehensible that the integrity of one's grip on such memorable facts could ever loosen to the point of failure, it's probably because the underlying facts themselves seem outlandish and incomprehensible.
Signing one's words should limit the outlandish or offensive: with no cloak of anonymity, self-restraint should reign.
Outlandish claims pepper the book.
Joseph Beuys was odd all his life; he was outlandish in the pure sense of the word – a man from another planet.
