Sentence examples for would be outlandish from inspiring English sources

What is driving this red-hot industry: fees that would be outlandish or even illegal if extracted from a plain old mutual fund.

It would not be outlandish to suggest they need six additions to be integrated immediately into the first team Outs?

Equally, would it be outlandish to suggest that he might be a reasonable candidate for Chelsea if Roman Abramovich cannot ambush the Guardiola deal?

The 1989 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner's impact on the quality of the breed cannot be debated, and it wouldn't be outlandish at all to put the earnings mark of his progeny at over $500 million.

Confidence has not been in short supply in Mark Sampson-Englandland and it would not be outlandish to say that the squad's bright, progressive demeanour has a new standard bearer in Bronze.

Raising that much money wouldn't be outlandish for a company like Snapchat, however.

I knew I'd write things about my life, but my very first thought was that my life would be this outlandish invention — that I wouldn't be me, but instead someone more glamorous and snarky than I am.

For "Tristan" is much more than a tale of two people lost in mutual bliss: with an emotional honesty that these days would be considered outlandish, Wagner shows us the wreckage in their wake.

But I would be more outlandish if I could.

All three encountered police doing what would be considered outlandish for any other institution charged with public safety: roaming the streets, looking for trouble.

International party instigators Thugfucker were brought together as part of an outlandish confluence of chance, so it stands to reason that the Greg Oreck and Holmar Filipsson, the gentlemen behind all the thugfuckery, would be, well, outlandish themselves.