Sentence examples for outrageous element from inspiring English sources

One especially outrageous element of the first immigration ban was that it applied not just to new immigrants, students, and travellers from those seven mostly Muslim countries but also to people who hold American green cards permanent legal residents of the United States who originally came from those places.

Similarly, the more outrageous elements of Episode 3 got the loudest laughs.

"I responded to her out of the outrageous elements in my own nature.

"But we're not going to shy away from the outrageous elements of the parade.

Back in the eighties, the British choreographer Michael Clark was known as a precocious and accomplished dancemaker, but his talent was often overshadowed by his dances' outrageous elements.

By Andrew Boynton April 12 , 2012Back in the eighties, the British choreographer Michael Clark was known as a precocious and accomplished dancemaker, but his talent was often overshadowed by his dances' outrageous elements.

The show's outrageous elements all derive from sexual explicitness: a film of a talking clitoris (you read that correctly), the onstage nudity, a very funny scene in which each actor simulates oral sex with fruit of increasing sizes, and an equally over-the-top scene that provides the, er, climax.

The news media, which tend to favor him for the moment, are likely to lose interest in him and his proclamations, though it may be difficult for the media to overlook some of the more outrageous elements in Mr. Kejriwal's allegations.

In this sense, the Little Jesus scene was the perfect embodiment of his current comedic formula: loaded with potentially outrageous elements that will reliably offend some portion of its viewership, or at least titillate them with the idea that somewhere else, someone is being offended.

The tale that "Young Winston" tells is not as tall as it appears: Simon Ward, in the title role, bears a closer resemblance to Churchill, with the eyes set wide apart on that eager face, than any actor before or since, and we are reminded that the more outrageous elements of the Churchillian fable did actually happen.

Donaldson races through the dubious or outrageous elements in the plot, directing the movie not as a farce but as a tight-knit crime thriller, with all the usual pleasures of the heist genre — sturdy fellows digging underground in order to get to a vault, the excitement of closing in on an enormous treasure, a smashing girl (the ex-model Saffron Burrows) who's connected to the caper, and so on.