Sentence examples for outrageous offense from inspiring English sources

The most outrageous offense, in Mr. Johnson's opinion, was an attorney who repeatedly called opposing lawyers as witnesses to try to disqualify them, berated judges and accused the court system of conspiring against her.

Outrageous offenses are routinely committed against indigenous women in Mexico.

APSCU has been marked by extreme loyalty to its members, keeping companies on its membership roster even after they have been exposed for engaging in outrageous offenses against students and taxpayers.

But if we Constitutionalists and libertarians are going to succeed in shrinking the State and undoing its most outrageous offenses against Liberty (as we must), then we must know that we are engaged in a deeply democratic process, just as were the Founders: only the kratos of the American demos can push back the kratos of the state far enough that it will result in substantial political change.

WH Press Secretary Sarah Sanders says Jemele Hill's tweets calling Trump a white supremacist were "outrageous" and a "fireable offense".

A Senate Intelligence Committee report released Tuesday documented that outrageous conduct in stomach-turning detail but also described new offenses to human dignity that border on the pornographic.

The document was met widely with shock and horror; the Los Angeles Times editorial board wrote that the report "documented... outrageous conduct in stomach-turning detail but also described new offenses to human dignity that border on the pornographic".

Unsurprisingly, most HuffPost readers found the situation outrageous -- because under the First Amendment, it takes more than mere offense to render speech subject to punishment and censorship.

Yesterday, White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called Hill's tweet "one of the more outrageous comments that anyone could make and certainly something I think is a fireable offense by ESPN".

Their offense is a splash and dazzle, but the risks taken sometimes lead to outrageous turnovers that lose games.

"I think that's one of the more outrageous comments that anyone could make, and certainly something that I think is a fireable offense by ESPN," Sanders said Wednesday.