| The star never travels without a huge wardrobe and extensive entourage, she is famed for outrageous riders at her shows. |
| It looks like the club could become the venue for the city's more outrageous after-parties. |
| I haven't read the article but have read the outrageous reports rebuking the author. |
| Those in power ensured it was they who landed the top positions inside the new enterprises and accumulated outrageous fortunes. |
| The benign neglect that they seem to be going in for at the moment is, in my view, absolutely outrageous. |
| The idea of increasing their already generous remuneration, without demonstrable justification, is outrageous. |
