Sentence examples for potentially outrageous from inspiring English sources

During all of this, my co-workers were also uncomfortable, but because of strict contracts with potentially outrageous penalties, they didn't have the same freedom that my lack of a contract gave me.

In this sense, the Little Jesus scene was the perfect embodiment of his current comedic formula: loaded with potentially outrageous elements that will reliably offend some portion of its viewership, or at least titillate them with the idea that somewhere else, someone is being offended.

A group of potentially outrageous renegade nuns is also underutilized.

Even if it were totally unrelated, it would have been difficult for the Mueller team to turn away from "potentially outrageous criminal conduct," Goodman said.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg recently called the US a "threat" to the Internet, and Eric Schmidt, chairman of Google, called some of the NSA tactics "outrageous" and potentially "illegal".

During the past few years, we have learned that, almost no matter how outrageous or potentially dangerous Donald Trump's actions and words are, senior Republicans in Congress, on whose support Trump ultimately depends, won't break with him.

True, Ant had gone to rehab in 2017, but even then he was treated sympathetically – despite revealing that he was taking an outrageous, and potentially deadly, cocktail of pills: OxyContin (known as "hillbilly heroin" because it is a cheap alternative), tramadol and morphine, temazepam and diazepam.

Musk doesn't claim to be anti-union in the exchange with Gizmodo, referring instead to his company as "union neutral," and he characterizes the Medium post an "attack" that's "morally outrageous" and potentially funded by UAW sources in order to further its agenda of creating a union at Tesla.

Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said widespread U.S. government spying on its data centers would be outrageous and potentially illegal if true, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Last week, I suggested that people who have never watched and will never watch Q&A will see those headlines and leap to some pretty outrageous and potentially dangerous conclusions about what actually took place.

My whole deal with people wanting completely outrageous and potentially life ruining tattoos is this: I'll ask them 3 times if they really think that it's a good idea, I tell them what the potential consequences of getting a tattoo on their face might be, and after that, the bad decision is on them.