Sentence examples for associates outright from inspiring English sources

Only under the current administration, however, have we seen a president and his close associates outright endorsing hate speech directed at Soros.

Interesting relationships are observed through a comparison of pathways that are associated with preclinical phenotypes to those pathways that are significantly associated with outright disease.

But claims associated with outright theft count for only a quarter of the lawsuits brought against owners of art, according to Judith Pearson, president of Aris, a title insurer specializing in art.

Robinson was already known to be associated with Outright, a secular organization for the support of young LGBT people.

These findings suggest that regions commonly associated with outright stopping are in fact also activated during preparation for stopping.

The rivalry between multibillionaires Lex Luthor and Bruce Wayne is mutating into outright hatred, associates say, as both men become publicly embroiled in the national debate over whether the government should try to regulate superpowered beings.

I was appalled at the innuendoes and outright gossip associated with your reporting of her promotion.

The NHL has registered trademarks associated with the name and likeness of the Stanley Cup, although the league's right to outright own trademarks associated with a trophy it does not own has been disputed by some legal experts.

While Mr. Bush has been quieter about his feelings than many of the legislators, his allies and foes alike say he particularly disliked the late Mr. Chiles, who appointed five of the justices outright, and anyone associated with him.

Such a patronizing response could not be more different from the outright antipathy traditionally associated with prejudice, yet it can be just as harmful in the workplace.

As pointed out above in the context of the cousin, when we track down and study the records created by neighbors and associates, we often find useful clues or outright answers — to solve our research problems.