In the same way that 60s underground comix broke all existing taboos here, the fumetti neri (literally, "dark comics") in which Manara got his start were equally outrageous in their presentation of liberated but frightening women frightening, in the Italian macho tradition, because they were liberated.
The emphasis is instead on goofy pageantry (a long chorus line of nuns or cross-dressed men — take your choice — in increasingly outrageous costumes) or more modest presentations that treat musicals with an emotional intimacy usually reserved for drama.
Bob Marley was outrageous in his sound, his lyrics and his presentation -- but he was believable because it was all rooted deeply in the familiar language of the Bible.
Daniel1 made his fame and his fortune — forty-two million euros and growing — as a deliberately outrageous standup comedian and video artist, one of whose presentations is subtitled "100% Hateful".
Keynote speakers, who range in presentation style from informative to arresting and even outrageous, may also bring traditional performance skills to the stage, such as a flair for comedy, drama or eye-catching stunts.
"The allegation that a small contribution -- by a person who was not even present when the tragedy occurred -- would have any kind of impact on the presentation to the grand jury by seasoned prosecutors in this office is outrageous".
"It is our job to be outrageous" Marc Voge, half of this Seoul-based group, says at the beginning of the AAA presentation.
Blur may sound audacious, outrageous, even a little freakish; audiences often giggle and gasp in amazement during slide presentations showing artist renderings of a cirruslike white form hovering over the lake.
But for them to go after the U.N. ambassador, who had nothing to do with Benghazi and was simply making a presentation based on intelligence that she had received and to besmirch her reputation, is outrageous".
For all its frank and confessional presentation of financial crimes and destructive pleasures, "The Wolf of Wall Street" is an outrageous comedy that, in its greatest moments, is inspired by the howling uproars of Jerry Lewis and Jackie Gleason.
