Mr. Durbin entered singing Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine" at the back of the arena and closed out the night in a Megadeth T-shirt, even if he kept his outrageous voice mostly in check.
It may not be the most distinguished performance, but for sheer outrageous voice work and empathy, maximum Meryls have to be awarded to her performance as Lindy Chamberlain, the real-life Australian woman accused of killing her infant girl.
Donald J. Trump announced on Monday that he would not seek the presidency, a development less important for the Republican field or his national political future — if he ever had one — than for what it said about a media culture that increasingly seems to give the spotlight to the loudest, most outrageous voices.
According to the Islamic Circle of North America, whose event fell victim to these outrageous voices of hate, Rabbi David Eliezrie of Chabad Yorba Linda and Pamela Geller, head of the infamous group "Stop the Islamization of America" were among those co-sponsoring the event.
And though it didn't turn into his fifth win, the show once more thrust the writer-performer — gravelly of voice, outrageous of aside — to the fore.
Lieberman is so given to voicing outrageous opinions that he is generally shielded from interviews with the international press.
I don't remember reading any nonfiction beyond a million rock-and-roll magazines, chiefly CREEM, that introduced me to a whole different kind of outrageous, mocking, passionate voices, and shaped my somewhat cruel sense of humor.
"The sound of his voice is outrageous, and his first two albums are two of the best rock'n'roll records ever made.
People feel outrageous [sic outraged] and so they want to make their voice heard".
This is the mode of social intercourse for visiting in our time: not to reassure, or to speak mildly, but to give voice to the outrageous, the never to be sorted out.
My first choice would be Lady Gaga: her nose is crooked, she sorta has a good voice, and her outrageous personality could potentially match up with Amy's.
