Sentence examples for outrageous example of from inspiring English sources

"The building is the most outrageous example of in-your-face greed".

Mr. Rumsfeld's handling of another issue, the Red Cross reports on Iraq, is the most outrageous example of the administration's bad faith on the prison scandal.

"This was the most outrageous example of why it is not a good idea to run a professional agency on a political basis," he said.

The most outrageous example of platform living can be found in Egon Von Furstenberg's "Power Look at Home: Decorating for Men" (William Morrow, 1980).

Especially as it comes hard on the heels of U-571, the submarine movie that is a particularly outrageous example of Hollywood rewriting history.

If you're a loyal Obama supporter, you probably think that Mr. Adelson's all-you-can-spend approach to politics is the most outrageous example of the post-Citizens United free-for-all.

No outrageous examples of bad taste (unless you count Angelina Jolie's get-up, which was spooky).

There are few better (and more outrageous) examples of this pro-business bias than Genesis HealthCare Corp. v. Symczyk.

Newspapers delight in publishing outrageous examples of how the compensation culture is said to be ruining childhood pastimes.

The elimination of Algeria in 1982 is one of the most outrageous examples of an African team being on the receiving end of dubious sportsmanship.

This is one of the more outrageous examples of how businesses loudly proclaim their commitment to safeguarding consumers' privacy while quietly selling us out to the highest bidder.