Sentence examples for simultaneously outrageous from inspiring English sources
Lahr saw "Roseanne" as simultaneously outrageous and realistic, commercial and serious, comedic and intelligent, broad and complex — in other words, he watched it the way we watch many TV shows today.
It's Darius's rampaging mind that really interests Gilmour, who creates a professor simultaneously prim and outrageous.
But the first time that one of the New Wave directors, Godard, took on a political subject head-on, with "Le Petit Soldat," in 1960, it was simultaneously considered an outrageous rightist provocation and banned by the government of Charles de Gaulle.
They're grounded and aware, while being simultaneously otherworldly and outrageous.
The movie's comedy is simultaneously over-the-top outrageous (with characters like General Jack D. Ripper and Buck Turgidson) and disturbingly realistic.
It's outrageous whilst simultaneously enlightening.
But the instruments (which, Partch maintained, "are the set") are fantastical, the costumes outrageous, and the music, simultaneously primitive and elusively complex, weaves a strange and dreamy spell.
In Rio, the two teamed with kindred spirits Os Mutantes, Tom Zé and Gal Costa to record a groundbreaking 1968 album, "Tropicália: ou Panis et Circencis," while simultaneously taking the music to the masses via outrageous concerts.
And who could fault the "Dynasty" clan for outrageous conspicuous consumption when they were saddled simultaneously with the burden of being rich, so obviously loaded with danger and duplicity?
Oxfam simultaneously acknowledges the need for "room and space for all kinds of activists," including those that choose a more "outrageous" or contentious style of engagement.
