Sentence examples for outrageous lectures from inspiring English sources
He said the peace dividends would involve "an end to the outrageous lectures on human rights that Israel receives at the United Nations from the likes of Iran and North Korea.
Just as appalling and outrageous as Gabriel's JFSC lecture was the February 2008 appearance of the "three ex-terrorists" at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
When lecturing, she often made up outrageous assignments, to which students always came back with original and thoughtful outcomes.
Spying a PR open goal, she told parliament that Fifa's stance was "utterly outrageous" and ordered it to get its own house in order before lecturing others.
Deborah Meier, founder of the progressive Central Park East schools in New York City, who has lectured and written widely about testing, said the pineapple passage was "an outrageous example of what's true of most of the items on any test, it's just blown up larger".
Nothing recalls Clinton's verbal circumlocutions half lecturing, half bullshitting, half pissed, half pleading like Romney's indefatigable, on-command deconstruction of outrageous claims such as Romney did things that have fixed meanings and Romney is one person in particular.
