Sentence examples for to be outrageous from inspiring English sources

"He likes to be outrageous and irreverent".

Is it harder to be outrageous today?

The trick is to be outrageous but not offensive".

"It has been taken by most people to be outrageous".

"You can decide to be outrageous," he said.

She likes to be outrageous, too, and it's one of the coolest things about her; you have to be outrageous in this work to get people's attention.

Encouraged to be outrageous, they threw themselves into it with abandon.

At first we were considered by the Australian skiing fraternity to be outrageous.

It is always easier for people to discuss what appears to be outrageous".

Despite television's reputation for wanting commentators to be outrageous, such remarks are not common.

"We didn't start out to be outrageous; we started out to be heard".