Sentence examples for outrageous possibility from inspiring English sources

The former Wales player and writer, Vivian Jenkins, foresaw the outrageous possibility of a World Cup for rugby - "though I, for one, hope it never happens.

He was a Venezuelan professor with a guttural noise in his voice and a face full of outrageous possibilities.

One of the most outrageous possibilities is that Michael Schumacher, who will turn 41 on Jan . 3 is in talks with the team for a return after three years in retirement.

It's a great look at the incredible, outrageous, freakishly wonderful possibility of focusing on being exactly who you are - rather than on what others around you may want you to be - and using your potentially amazing distinctiveness to find your own personal form of success in life.

Be as outrageous as possible!

Literary experts believe that many of the themes associated with the book will resonate in a country coming to terms with the end of a great economic boom and experiencing unemployment and hardship: they look back with longing to the Roaring Twenties and a time when the boom seemed to suggest that outrageous wealth was a possibility for everyone.

Catching a candidate making outrageous comments is always a possibility in tracking: American Bridge recorded Nebraska Republican Senate candidate Jon Bruning calling welfare recipients "raccoons" and Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) referring to immigrants as "dogs".

As for the Second Puzzle, Plato deploys this to show how empiricism has the disabling drawback that it turns an outrageous sophistical argument into a valid disproof of the possibility of at least some sorts of false belief.

"He reiterated that I had to face the possibility that I could not vote, which is outrageous," she said.

"I think this is perhaps the appeal of monsters – that it is the very impossibility of such scenarios that are fascinating and arousing, allowing the possibility of joining in with the game of imagining such outrageous couplings with other people".

The possibility that he could succeed on such a scale was apparently too outrageous a dream for the young Salinger.