Sentence examples for outrageous term from inspiring English sources

The allegation was named PolitiFact's "Lie of the Year", one of FactCheck's "whoppers", and the most outrageous term by the American Dialect Society.

This casual carelessness, this tacit acceptance of outrageous terms and conditions, is, as far as we can tell, universal across internet users everywhere.

Because we could not agree to the outrageous terms in Apple's Developer Agreement and Apple's DRM requirements," wrote EFF intellectual property director Corynne McSherry.

Cross-country co-operation For and against the foreign-born Weldless The naked truth ReprintsThe debate is monopolised by two broad and opposing coalitions, one pushing for the rapid introduction of competition, the other arguing for a slower phase-in and cushier (some would say outrageous) terms for the established players.

It is partly based on the 1960s cult Django westerns starring Franco Nero (who returns in cameo here) and partly on the notorious 1975 exploitation picture Mandingo, but it's distinctive on its own fantastically outrageous terms: an audacious and horribly funny comic-book nightmare.

If a financing term sheet contains troublesome or even outrageous terms, don't take it personally.

Amazingly, UCITA lets companies hide outrageous terms until after the sellers get your money even when you buy on the Web and advance disclosure is easy.

If Democrats plan to out-hawk the hawks and win the debate on their opponents' outrageous terms, we all lose.

The Seventh Circuit's decision was widely mocked by internet experts, who noted that nearly anyone could become criminally liable for reading blogs if a blog owner simply set up an outrageous terms of service agreement.

And the TV series is honest about high school (which TV often tackles in outrageous terms) and small town life (which TV either idealizes or hokums out of recognition).

I saw him tell clients and their families that they were facing long sentences, outrageous bail terms or prison.