Sentence examples for outrageous display from inspiring English sources

In the first half, she constantly twirls and pirouettes in an outrageous display of arrested girlishness.

While it occurred in a part of the city not known for crime or gangs, Vancouver police characterized the shooting as "an outrageous display of gang-related violence".

But for two hours and 20 minutes, he and Cook – England captains future and present – had combined for a stand of 158 in 43 overs that turned the overnight deficit of 60 into a lead of 98 and set the stage for the outrageous display of shock and awe that was to follow from the bat of Ben Stokes.

In 2015, Nungesser filed a lawsuit against Columbia, claiming that the university supported an "outrageous display of harassment and defamation" after fellow student Emma Sulkowicz held protests around campus where people openly called him a rapist.

Such outrageous displays of contempt for women cannot be allowed to persist in the new Egypt.

Rojo, Gouneo and Corrales made the famous pas de trois go with a bang, trading ever faster spins, higher jumps, more outrageous displays of bravura.

Now Boles is on the sideline, and his often outrageous displays with Sam's Army have gone the way of the leather soccer ball.

Mr. Kantor's award, more than $12,000, has set off a controversy over the legitimacy of granting public money to a purveyor of vandalism and arguably some of the most outrageous displays of bad taste in modern art.

The panel was created in response to Gov. Jim Gilmore's demands for guidelines to prevent "outrageous displays" after a museum show included slides by the photographer Sally Mann of a naked woman and two girls urinating on a rock.

Between the autumn of 1871 and July, 1873, the couple wandered from Paris to Belgium to London and, finally, back to Brussels again, drinking absinthe, smoking hashish, engaging in outrageous public displays of affection (one newspaper article cattily referred to the younger man as "Mlle Rimbaud"), quarrelling, and — as Verlaine once boasted — making love "like tigers".

Crowds of first-timers, eager to try something new, were entranced by the set and spike – as well as the outrageous athleticism on display.