Sentence examples for outrageous truth from inspiring English sources

The outrageous truth is that in many cases banks are blocking such mutually beneficial deals, so that they can continue to extract fees.

Clearly fabricated stories, like the account of Bynes stripping naked at a Beach Bum, were soon mixed with the often equally outrageous truth, and the media lost a clear view of what was truly happening to the starlet, due in large part to the simple fact that there was no one to call and ask.

Masters has sometimes been dismissed as a muckraker, but it turns out that muck often hides morally outrageous truths.

With the populist political movements such as the anti-EU "Leave" group in the U.K. and Donald Trump's camp being increasingly flexible with the truth, outrageous claims are hitting the headlines all the time, and are being used as justification for more and more extreme political views.

Olbermann was only "outrageous" in spitting truth to power.

Even if what she says is outrageous, it has a truth.

Courtney's long been in danger of becoming the grunge Joan Rivers - so outrageous! - and in truth it's been some time since either her sharpness or her songs matched up to her gob.

The movement's leaders call that an outrageous perversion of the truth: they say that they stand for law, tolerance and democracy, and that it is the north that has a history of using jihadists as proxy warriors.

That's far from the truth and outrageous," he said.

The scene, not to give too much away, involves telling a truth so outrageous that it's taken as a joke, playing upon a notion expressed earlier that the best lie is the truth.

"People could face prosecution for telling the truth, which seems outrageous," he said.