Sentence examples for remain outrageous from inspiring English sources
The crowds remain outrageous throughout LocoL's opening, so I return the next day for a thorough tasting of the food.
But as Trump's policy statements remain outrageous, and his behavior makes his comments about Clinton's "unhinged" temperament look like a study in projection, balancing that equation demands ever more from G.O.P. politicians.
Faced with the prickly dilemma of trying to remain outrageous rock'n'roll outlaws when they are adored by a vast 14 to 40 age group, the Gunners have responded with some hard work and clear thinking.
Sir Duke and I Wish remain outrageous exercises in lubricious funk, Wonder bobbing his head from side to side, yet even more stunning is Ordinary Pain's sharp and soulful dissection of the agony of heartbreak.
Big room for improvement stories is what the market thirsts for and airlines remain outrageous examples.
"I called in the threats, thinking that if I could say something so offensive and so outrageous and remain anonymous, then that would give me a sense of power," Mr. Coady, 19, said in a telephone interview.
By late 2003, all but one of her charges against Patton had been dismissed; the remaining charge alleged "outrageous" conduct.
"The vast majority of people in this country, leave or remain, would think it was outrageous that a small group of people could go to court to overturn a decision made by 33 million people".
The validation process, the article says, should exclude "extraneous or outrageous material," but remain flexible enough "to permit rapid posting of virtually any legitimate work".
Dunne's chances of actually winning the Claret Jug remain improbably high given the outrageous quality of the chasing pack, but it's no harm to place into context what he's attempting to do in Monday's final round.
Kilbride will remain a justice despite the outrageous and inaccurate attacks on him due to a $650,000 campaign to oust him that was mounted largely by business and insurance interests opposed to his vote to overturn legislative caps on malpractice awards.
