Sentence examples for outrageous realities from inspiring English sources

Whether the story is true or not, it nonetheless highlights one of the largely unspoken – and outrageous – realities of the digital age: ownership is disappearing.

It is a diary expressed via outrageous reality show moments.

Baseball has held steadfast even under the onslaught of increasingly outrageous reality TV and "extreme sports" programming.

The outrageous reality is that 24,000 children under age five die every day from easily preventable causes.

Their tastes seem to run toward the more outrageous reality fare, but these are top shows so they're certainly not alone.

Among these barriers which, for so long, have allowed an outrageous reality to persist with so little outcry are a politics of indifference and the ravages of stigma (emphasized by Patel in his piece), which becomes a social death to sufferers of the most serious mental illnesses.

President Bush's claim that North Korea has "threatened" the United States (front page, April 25) is an outrageous reversal of reality.

Too many people who get book contracts simply because they took off their clothes, or said something outrageous on a reality show, or need to share every detail about their genitalia.

Pile that onto to the nearly 15% of the 77 million deed-holding American households that are either facing foreclosure or are 60 days overdue on their mortgage payments, plus the $850 billion in net small business lending that has essentially fled the small business community, "an outrageous number," and reality sets in: "We cannot have a jobless and consumer-less stock market recovery".

Except that it isn't a movie you can turn off: It's a painful, outrageous, and unacceptable reality.

Freakish, outrageous, or ridiculous reality-TV stars had become American celebrities, authors on bestseller lists, people of note who were covered not just by the gossip rags but by such distinguished media outlets as The New Yorker.