Sentence examples for Very outright from inspiring English sources

It's not very outright all the time.

There were very few outright financial disasters among the films released in the five weeks after Memorial Day, the biggest bomb being the animated "Titan A.E.," which cost more than $85 million and is expected to bring in somewhere around a third of that, causing 20th Century Fox this week to close the Phoenix animation studio that created it.

He plays on for ever, calmly, methodically and, perhaps most importantly of all, without fear: calculating superbly, with very few outright mistakes and a good proportion of the "very best" moves.

Mr. Valle also disputed a report issued in July by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo and said some of Mr. Cuomo's criticism of Mr. Felton was "very misleading or outright wrong".

And tonight, the Telegraph's Ambrose Evans-Pritchasd has weighed in: The European Commissioner for Employment and Social Affairs is very close to outright revolt, not surprisingly since his job is to deal with terrible consequences of these policies.

Pretty much everyone agrees that mobile advertising isn't very good (or outright sucks).

"If you just look at it from the perspective of GDPR I think that there will have to be a very notorious and outright disclosure," responds Vernick.

In the tradition in philosophical logic dealing with contextual effects on the interpretation of expressions, as well as in the more recent tradition in dynamic logic, context is primarily formalized as an assignment of values to variables, and the language is designed to make explicit reasoning about context either very limited or outright impossible.

WASHINGTON ― Very few Americans outright regret their votes in last year's election.

The response of civil society groups in Lima on the draft new policies presented by the Bank was very straight-forward, outright rejection.

Sometimes, a nail is so ingrown that it's very painful or outright impossible to insert cotton under it.