Sentence examples for outrageous step from inspiring English sources

Not even Kuhn's lawyers believed he had the right to take that outrageous step.

Passing the Assembly's lobbying bill would not be an outrageous step for Mr. Bruno and his Senate Republicans.

In the mid-1970's, for instance, his first wife, Sana Hassan, took what was then an outrageous step of moving to Israel; she eventually wrote a book on her experiences as an Arab woman there.

During much of "Live Virgin," the farcical tale of a Los Angeles pornography kingpin who goes on the warpath after his rebellious daughter arranges to be deflowered (for $200,000) on her 18th birthday on pay-per-view television, the movie's blunt sexual humor succeeds in staying one outrageous step ahead of Mr. Springer.

McCutcheon is another outrageous step in this direction.

That's when his superiors at the Executive Office for Immigration Review re-assigned the case, an "outrageous" step, Tabaddor says, that the agency usually only applies for administrative reasons, such as if a judge retires or goes on leave.

Ronaldo was up to plenty of his old tricks – outrageous step-overs followed by suspect collapses to the ground.

Perhaps one of the most memorable 'pinch yourself' moments came on 6 February at the home of reigning champions Manchester City, when Mahrez clipped the ball past Nicolas Otamendi, sold Martin Demichelis an outrageous step-over and lashed home a fierce shot to put Leicester 2-0 up.

It means to take the next, slightly scary, slightly outrageous, next step.

The segment was praised by Germain Lussier of /Film, who gave it as an example of how the show, "every once in a while, does something so outrageous, we all step back and marvel at their brilliance".

Nobody thinks, that was morally outrageous of Jim to step on my umbrella, given that he didn't know it was behind the door and had just come in in response to my request that he enter.