Sentence examples for outrageous lack of from inspiring English sources

In the same spirit, I hereby demand a refund for "W.E.," because of its outrageous lack of sex.

She said: "The idea that having HIV should be used as a black mark against someone's name is ridiculous and shows an outrageous lack of understanding of the issue.

Britain's oldest HIV/Aids charity, the Terrence Higgins Trust, said the Ukip leader should feel "truly ashamed" of himself after showing "an outrageous lack of understanding" over such a sensitive issue.

Confectionery lovers are enraged at news that the US owners of Cadbury have been tampering with the recipe for the Cadbury's Creme Egg, and at what they say is an outrageous lack of any consultative process with the consumer.

Even as the characters rail against the outrageous lack of respect shown by moviegoers, they find their own interpersonal relations getting pretty gummed up as Ms. Baker's play gently unspools in scenes marked by her usual acute sensitivity to the tangential, minimally verbal (and often subverbal) manner in which people often communicate — or gingerly avoid communicating.

Add to this outrageous lack of Englishness the win by the Spaniard José Carlos Somoza in 2002 (I was on the jury for that one) and in 2001 by the Swede Henning Mankell, and you have clearly reached the last-straw saloon.

"What is outrageous is some ministers' lack of a sense of responsibility – in particular Montebourg – and their desire to stir things up after the holidays".

The proposed government changes to our pension are outrageous and show the lack of value and respect that they pay to teachers.

Despite her clean lyrics and lack of outrageous behavior, Taylor Swift has become one of the most controversial celebrities.

He says that what the IRS did was "wrong" and "outrageous" and indicated a "lack of management" and says that "we should look legislatively if we have to create screens and filters" for them, so that the IRS can do their job correctly.

This is completely outrageous and shows a shameful lack of commitment to British citizens' human rights when abroad.