Sentence examples for outrageous aspect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most outrageous aspect of the financial crisis is that no one has been held accountable.

"The most outrageous aspect of this is to ask our police officers to appear at work 10 more times each year," Mr. Lynch said.

The most outrageous aspect of this midnight-screened hot ticket was finally the sight of Noé himself in a ludicrous grey wig.

The most outrageous aspect of the N.S.A. revelations was that the agency believed that it could have its own hidden reading of laws like Section 215, divorced from the ordinary meaning of the words that Congress debated and passed.

Denise Frey, Santa Barbara... To the editor: Greenberg's case threatens to refocus attention on the single most outrageous aspect of the financial meltdown.

The most outrageous aspect of this is that the university gives students credit toward their degrees for learning military discipline and absorbing military propaganda, but the military's self promotion extends well beyond their formal classrooms.

The most outrageous aspects of the show — its copious nudity, grinding simulations, exceptionally blue language — tend to overshadow both its social importance and the sweet, rather innocent messages about sex at its core.

The developments in Congress reflect the positive side of all these disclosures -- a desire even among supporters of the death penalty to eliminate some of the most outrageous aspects of how it is applied.

We need a scandalous feminism, one that embraces without inhibition the most painful, outrageous aspects of the human heart, giving them their place at the very core of the world that feminism wants to create.

One of the most outrageous aspects of the Bush administration was a ramping up of this military-industrial complex to levels previously unprecedented in American history.

At The A.V. Club, Hayden Childs gave the episode a C+ grade, saying, "The writers seem unwilling to mock the more outrageous aspects of the movies they are sending up and settle for weakly batting at the obvious.