Sentence examples for that outlandish from inspiring English sources
But it's not really credible.Obama administration officials will tell you that outlandish ideas to avoid a default, like minting a platinum coin, would never be considered.
The Supreme Court could have corrected that outlandish reading of the Constitution, legal precedent, and domestic and international statutes and treaties.
But the act of taking off some of your clothes to celebrate isn't that outlandish: it's not exactly unknown, for example, in sports.
"The Powerpuff Girls Movie" does evoke that outlandish classic: bright color, wacky angles and villains who seem to be getting drunk on the set.
His music, of course, shows that outlandish sounds were not beyond his grasp, no matter what the financial or technical impediments may have been.
Still, despite the return to practicality, the leap from fishermen to fashion isn't that outlandish: "Fishermen have always been pretty stylish," says Butchart.
The oft-cited estimates of $100 billion or more for that are outlandish.
Even projects that seem outlandish tend to fit into this scheme.
Harari is careful not to predict that these outlandish visions will come to pass.
Brin, meanwhile, drives the "moonshots" – the projects that sound outlandish until they happen.
And style seemed most easily to be exhibited in stories that were outlandish, or grim, or quaint.
