Sentence examples for slightly outlandish from inspiring English sources

It's a slightly outlandish, but nevertheless possibly beneficial theraputic tool, delivering little shocks of electronic stimulus to the brain.

If Sir wants something bespoke but slightly outlandish, Sir has most definitely come to the right place.

Even slightly outlandish deployments — a mere two violins set against a battery of two cornettos and three sackbuts in the "Sonata Sopra 'Sancta Maria' " — sounded in balance.

The implication (in some cases it's rather less subtle than that) is that motherhood at 50 is, at best, slightly outlandish and at worst, selfish, stupid and wrong.

Since Michèle works as a model, Ms. Tautou does have the opportunity to appear in all kinds of charming, slightly outlandish outfits and hairstyles.

As an adolescent in Norway, he wrote, "it didn't take much more than a slightly outlandish hat or a pair of unusual trousers before people told you off, laughed at you or, in the worst case, ignored you.

For his part, Mr Rubin has described his project as a "moonshot" – the term Google applies to its slightly more outlandish schemes, such as self-driving cars and using a network of blimps to bounce internet signals to remote regions.

OZARK, Mo .— As she listened to the outlandish story pour out, slightly slurred, from her new husband's mouth, Jessica King dismissed the tale of his family's two-decade run from the law as the product of an overactive imagination and too many drinks.

Even talk hosts who revel in the outlandish have toned it down slightly.

Gone, too, is the outlandish hair color, replaced by a slightly thinning curly brown mop.

So it seems to be okay for a 13-year-old to wear a sexy cookie monster suit out at night, knocking on strangers' doors; but it isn't okay for a pop artist known for her outlandish get-ups to wear a slightly revealing dress while teaching about changing friendships?