Sentence examples for outrageous public from inspiring English sources

The left saw Scalia as an unscrupulous foe who amplified his judicial role with scathing dissents and outrageous public comments.

They long to connect with the world and hate seeing their country humiliated by Ahmadinejad's outrageous public pronouncements.

"I think there is a fear that the path to outrageous public market valuations is more treacherous than we all thought," Mr. Felser said.

As seems to be the way with performers who have outrageous public personas, in person, Manson is polite, articulate and at times slightly stiff, his voice never wavering from a slo-mo laconic drawl.

Between the autumn of 1871 and July, 1873, the couple wandered from Paris to Belgium to London and, finally, back to Brussels again, drinking absinthe, smoking hashish, engaging in outrageous public displays of affection (one newspaper article cattily referred to the younger man as "Mlle Rimbaud"), quarrelling, and — as Verlaine once boasted — making love "like tigers".

Her calculatedly outrageous public behaviour, her multiple romances, and her habit of wearing flimsy lingerie onstage whether the script called for it or not endeared her to fans notably her own claque, "the Gallery Girls," who showed up at every performance to express their noisy idolatry while annoying her detractors.

But instead of composing a message on the spot, she performs a ritual of social-media restraint, she said: "I keep repeating it, then I run home and send it out!" Ms. Bernhard, 55, who is known for her outspoken and often-outrageous public persona, said she took a more cautious approach to cultivating her Twitter identity.

But Sterling has such an outrageous and public track record of antiblack behavior that it does not seem to be a reach.

This bias is in part revealed in the now common idea that due to their outrageous pensions, public employee unions have caused state deficits.

During that same campaign, every GOP candidate rejected a theoretical agreement in which they would receive a ten-to-one ratio of spending cuts to tax increases, in one of the most outrageous and public displays of fiscal innumeracy in American politics.

"This is an outrageous misappropriation of public funds," Mr. Fisch said in a statement.