out there

adjective

1. slang,  (out-there when prenominal) unconventional or eccentric

   he blends sublime pop moments with some real out-there stuff

Example Sentences

To apply pressure, Wisconsin Right to Life began airing TV ads stating that “There are a lot of judicial nominees out there who can’t go to work,” and urging viewers to “Contact Senators Feingold and Kohl and tell them to oppose the filibuster.”

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But “they’re afraid of leaving, because you don’t know what else is out there,” she said.

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There's enough testimony out there about the endless hours he put in at Sheffield Wednesday and the improvement he made to the players he had - Djeidi Gassama, now at Rangers, being one of many.

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“Every time you step out there, you’re like, dang, you’re out there with a Hall of Famer and a guy that you watched. And just how he approaches the game and how cerebral he is with his technique and everything.”

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He also told AP: "I want my children to be able to move forward in their lives and know that the actual truth of everything is out there."

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