Sentence examples for particularly outlandish from inspiring English sources

The numbers surrounding Jackson have always been particularly outlandish.

Even in April none of this would have been particularly outlandish to predict.

Not particularly outlandish features, but these types of film are an anathema to current schedule makers.

I laughed along with the kids at a few particularly outlandish shots.

The year Cuvier published his "Recherches," one such fossilist, a young woman named Mary Anning, discovered a particularly outlandish specimen.

A profile of Soros in the New Yorker offers a different perspective on this particularly outlandish claim.

He is only mildly irritated when he comes across what he considers to be a particularly obtuse or outlandish interpretation, often one that reaches into a poem and picks out a phrase and worries it, teasing out all sorts of meanings while ignoring the fabric of the whole.

All of which sounds suitably outlandish, particularly since the new film's purpose is surely to set up a Justice League superhero ensemble movie featuring the classic membership of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman and others to rival the success of Marvel's The Avengers.

Ronald Reagan had some outlandish ideas, particularly "Star Wars," his idea for a space-based antimissile system.

According to The Simpsons showrunner Mike Scully, it is despised by many fans of the show particularly for having an outlandish plotline.

They both start with L. You can use devices that already exist (such as that one), but they'll stick better if you make them up yourself, particularly if they are outlandish, vivid, or dirty.