Sentence examples for outrageous scale from inspiring English sources

Violet is a maternal monster on an outrageous scale, but she is also one of the most spellbinding characters in memory to stalk a Broadway stage.

The late Boris Berezovsky used it in 2000, when he and an associate took exception to being called "criminals on an outrageous scale" by Forbes magazine, despite that edition having fewer than 1% of its readers in Britain.

Tom Gardiner, the head of fraud at Aviva, said: "This claim highlights the outrageous scale of whiplash fraud in the UK being driven by the current system, and which frankly has become a national disgrace.

"These guys are criminals on an outrageous scale," says one American businessman who supplies parts to Avtovaz.

They connected on an aesthetic level, matching the world's outrageous distance, its scale, and range, but with revelations about anthropogenic climate change comes a new picture of land art.

He has grown up in an age when the rewards for the Premier league performers are on the upper scale of outrageous.

The sight of a truck full of dead bodies was so outrageous, so out of scale with ordinary experience, that "if we recount that one day, we said to each other, nobody would believe us".

This stuff is nowhere near as controversial as Edward Snowden's NSA / GCHQ / PRISM leaks, which exposed outrageous misconduct on a global scale.

This data set is just an example, but ensures that the time-scale is not outrageous.

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

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