Sentence examples for I'm downright from inspiring English sources

In an email leaked to the New York Post, Mike Pagano told clients: "If you need additional maintenance staff: I'm a great duster and I'm downright dangerous with a vacuum".

If his powers as a folk-pop humorist using rhymed couplets is undiminished and his bratty delivery pretty much the same as on his 1973 hit "Dead Skunk," his wit can go only so far to camouflage the lurking despair in lines like, "It's the 21st century and I'm downright old/ My seeds are spent and my loins are cold," from "The Here and the Now".

I'm downright fed up with Android.

But for me, the mission is everything; I'm downright religious about it.

Given how much I enjoy covering every semi-semi annual earnings season, I'm downright excited about the development.

And yet, at 39 weeks, I'm downright blue.

But these rainbow yogurt popsicles by food blogger How Sweet It Is are downright stunning.

"I was downright disappointed in the country.

Because – and I will repeat this until I am downright cerulean blue in the face – there are no age limits in fashion.

(Why not just skip the white altogether, one wonders?) If I was optimistic about Table 8 and Ola (see below), I was downright excited about David Bouley Evolution, in the Ritz-Carlton.

I can trace my interest in supermarkets as tourist attractions to time I spent in the Dominican Republic 17 years ago, when, shopping with local friends, I was downright shocked by the variety of shapes and sizes of the kitchen tool invented to smash a once-fried plantain slice before tossing it back into the oil to make a tostón.