Sentence examples for the same outrageous from inspiring English sources
The Stutz Blackhawk, built on a G.M. chassis starting in the early 1970s, was built along the same outrageous lines.
The US government has not, so far, stated publicly whether they can enter the country without receiving the same outrageous treatment that Miranda received.
A second Picasso in much the same outrageous spoofy vein, done after the 1968 student uprising in France in the "in your face" mood that rarely left the painter in his older age, made an astonishing £4.29 million.
Moreover, it is disingenuous to say that the Planned Parenthood footage was "edited," when the unedited footage still shows the same outrageous comments from Planned Parenthood representatives.
"When parties to lawsuits are wrong on the facts and wrong on the law, they resort to the same outrageous rhetoric Planned Parenthood is using today to distract from the real issues".
Her August 25 speech in Reno Nevada, and corresponding advertisement reprising the same outrageous slander, audaciously claimed that Donald J. Trump is not only a racist, but also a de facto member of the Ku Klux Klan.
(It was this same outrageous belief that President Barack Obama was clearly trying to act on in the run-up to Trump's ascendancy, with admirable patience and what now may seem like undue idealism).
In other words, the Great Recession of 2007 was foreshadowed by almost the exact same outrageous income imbalance as existed just before the Great Depression, the evidence of which is that the top one-tenth of 1% of earners now earn as much as the bottom 120 million earners combined.
Yet, in the same issue ("Outrageous fortune"), you say it is in "one of the world's least socially responsible industries".No business can be said to be good, proper and socially responsible unless it meets the following criteria.
They may not have been as sensational as kung fu-kicking a fan or biting someone's ear in the ring, but they belonged in the same class of outrageous, unnecessary behaviour.
It's the result of the same dogged, sometimes outrageous, career strategy that Ms. Field has used since 1967, when "The Flying Nun" ended after a three-year run and she was 21.
