Sentence examples for outrageous conclusions from inspiring English sources

IN the early 1960's a young British writer named David Irving began to publish books about World War II that combined apparently detailed research with highly provocative or even outrageous conclusions.

Over the years she's learned to twist the most banal stories, about the most banal subjects, and create these crazy tales with outrageous conclusions.

"I think that's an outrageous conclusion".

He honestly told unblinkingly the story of one man's life from the first scene to this outrageous conclusion.

The career of last year's hottest tip, Little Boots, actually appeared to stall until the hype died down, the public having apparently come to the outrageous conclusion that they'd prefer to decide for themselves whether they liked her or not.

"His whole show is just an hour-long list of lies and conspiracy theories, but people think it's news because he doesn't sweat as much as Alex Jones and because he's on a channel that calls itself news," said Bee. "So yeah, the deceitful editing to reach an outrageous conclusion?

Lamela scores with outrageous finish.

Last week, I suggested that people who have never watched and will never watch Q&A will see those headlines and leap to some pretty outrageous and potentially dangerous conclusions about what actually took place.

Liam Lacey of Globe and Mail criticized the film, stating "Though Little Miss Sunshine is consistently contrived in its characters' too-cute misery, the conclusion, which is genuinely outrageous and uplifting, is almost worth the hype".

And then the joy of everyone else in coming to our clear and easy conclusions about what is or isn't outrageous about this whole trivial affair.

The subsequent trials were outrageous pro forma proceedings in which convictions were a foregone conclusion.