Sentence examples for outrageous cheek from inspiring English sources
So it might seem like outrageous cheek to question from time to time the work of more accomplished and achieving professionals.
Angle began with a racy account of Philip Braham's "Limehouse Blues". As for Donaldson's "Carolina in the Morning," it's tongue-in-cheek lilt made it absolutely outrageous.
Zycher's article is so outrageous, it must have been written tongue-in-cheek.
The tongue-in-cheek survey also gave participants other outrageous options even less likely than a fiery meteor strike.
If Francis were given the chance to elaborate, no doubt he would emphasize that it is far more sincerely Christian to turn the other cheek about religious insults, no matter how outrageous.
Whenever the bad guys become too sinister or the heroes too outrageous, the script, by Peter Barnes, takes them all down a notch with tongue-in-cheek dialogue reminiscent of Shelley Duvall's "Faerie Tale Theater" on Showtime.
