Sentence examples for outrageous notion from inspiring English sources

It sounds an outrageous notion.

Weev had the outrageous notion that companies like AT&T, because they are sloppy with your information, should be called out on it.

"Aaron Swartz had the outrageous notion that information should be free, and that future generations should be allowed to enjoy and learn from academic articles.

A prep star with a pro body, skilled enough to have earned a scholarship offer from Southern California, Banks transitioned back into society with the fanciful, if seemingly outrageous, notion of playing again.

Barrett had the outrageous notion that governments and those private security companies that act like the black hand of the government should be transparent and the public should have the right to know.

So recent months have seen China's official press rail against "constitutionalism"—ie, the outrageous notion that the constitution should be respected as the latest way in which the West is seeking to undermine the country by sneaking in dangerously subversive liberal notions.Article Four would be less of an issue in Vietnam if the party were not held in such disrespect.

This, in turn, was used to further all sorts of outrageous notions, some of which were mutually contradictory: the Tzarnaevs were double agents; the bombing was a "false flag" attack staged by the government as part of its ongoing campaign to create a police state; the bombing was faked and the victims and first responders were actors; marathon organizers knew about the attack beforehand.

"They are out of order and totally not in keeping with the facts or with the degree to which we expect people to act in a civil and meaningful way on debates as important as this," Mr. Daschle said, calling the notion outrageous and debasing.

Noureddine Mezni, a spokesman for the African Union force, said that notion was outrageous.

The message conveyed by such a commission might help to overcome lingering notions of racial inequalities and relegate the outrageous discrimination of the past to history.

The Yankees test is almost over, and the notion of playoff games at Citi Field is not outrageous.