Sentence examples for sort of outlandish from inspiring English sources

He wore the sort of outlandish, retina-jiggering clothing which would have made Payne Stewart look like Johnny Cash.

Yet the plot depends on the sort of outlandish coincidences that only a fable – or possibly a David Lynch dream movie – could get away with.

"I'd met my business partner, Mark Bowering, a year or so earlier, and we had similar ideas about what would work: we thought that if we came up with an honest and transparent product that didn't make the sort of outlandish claims that some of the American brands went in for, it would appeal to the British market.

It's not as though it's some sort of outlandish gamble.

The manufacturers of these products often make all sorts of outlandish promises that it can be difficult not to be seduced by.

In the worst months of the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, doctors flailing to save patients tried all sorts of outlandish "cures".

Even the stately Wall Street Journal linked the news briefly.Now, to be sure, Mr Hersh has an unfortunate habit of repeating in interviews all sorts of outlandish and unconfirmed rumours or leads that he would not dream of committing to the pages of the New Yorker.

Just for fun, I've been making all sorts of outlandish pronouncements in mainstream newspapers about the death of gay culture.

We're being given a lot of insight into Clara's psyche, which is a huge change from last few seasons, where the companions did all sorts of outlandish things just cause they were so enamored with The Doctor.

It was a sort-of amusing collection of outlandish caricatures, quirky catchphrases and semi-decent sight gags that probably outstayed its welcome at the time, and is definitely doing so now.

Until Apple makes any announcements though, the more outlandish sort of speculation will continue.