Sentence examples for outrageous fiction from inspiring English sources
His witty, often outrageous fiction mostly consists of darkly humorous satires on the Edwardian upper classes, with elements of fairytale.
Dr Luke has filed a countersuit following Kesha's allegations, calling her claims an "outrageous fiction that will go down in flames".
They are about as rigorous and credible as those put forth by the industry, which usually maintains the outrageous fiction that it no longer receives any subsidies at all.Coddled to the hiltLiability insurance is a good example of this.
(Sickert, with his spooky and suggestive tableaux of Camden prostitutes, was so successful in doing this that he unwittingly planted the seeds of an outrageous fiction — that he was Jack the Ripper, a theory still alive today).
"Kesha's lawsuit is a spectacular and outrageous fiction that will go down in flames," Luke's lawyer Christine Lepara told the Times.
Should the thought of them disturb one's enjoyment of "Headhunters," or do outrageous fictions owe nothing to intolerable fact?
These ranged from outrageous fictions (that I was a heroin addict; I have never touched the satanic stuff), to common misconceptions (I'm often stated to be Irish, though I'm from Edinburgh).
The shows were not so much outrageous science fiction as fitting analogies to American life — modern fables.
And also perhaps to register that the novelist who writes, of all outrageous things, fiction about the Holocaust cannot have a comfortable and straightforward relation to the real.
The whole premise is just entirely too perfect, more outrageous than fiction really, and that head kick, along with the vision of Rousey's jaw absorbing the blow and her fall to the floor, will resonate for many, many years to come.
It gives us the most unwittingly tedious people in fiction, living their "outrageous" London lives: drinking champagne, decorating rock stars' houses, glamming it up in a Groucho-esque club.
