Sentence examples for was outlandish enough from inspiring English sources

In this autobiographical novel, his longest to date, Ballard renounced the urge to fantasise: the story of young Jim having a high old time in the Lunghua camp while death stalked the perimeter was outlandish enough.

In other words, there's a threshold below which a presidential candidate can't really compete effectively, and that number — whether it's $500 million or something less — is outlandish enough that it should give us pause.

He's outlandish enough that it's easy to do.

But if that wasn't outlandish enough, there is an even more outrageous campaign going on now that portrays ostomies as an unfortunate consequence of a personal choice.

Fedak admits the idea was "outlandish".

She was outlandish in her chance taking.

If his voice, which sounds like gravel and jagged glass scraped over rocks, were not outlandish enough, he has to be entirely believable as a woman in the only drag performance in the show.

And just in case being carried on the shoulders of other human men instead of his own two feet is not outlandish enough, Bieber also ran (and biked) around wearing a Chinese policeman's hat in Beijing yesterday.

They presented college students with lists of fantastical creatures and asked them to choose the ones that seemed most "religious". The convincingly religious agents, the students said, were not the most outlandish — not the turtle that chatters and climbs or the squealing, flowering marble — but those that were just outlandish enough: giggling seaweed, a sobbing oak, a talking horse.

It's not outlandish enough to work as slapstick, not intelligent enough to make a comment on the fickleness of immigration policy.

The ridiculous April Fools' products, which aim to be just outlandish enough that they stand out a tiny bit from the Dashes and Nixies, reflect the state of consumer demands in a slightly exaggerated alternate universe – but they could also be the marketing hooks of a slightly exaggerated future.