Sentence examples for definitely straight from inspiring English sources

Later, when Beyoncé, dressed in a black fishnet cocktail sheath embroidered with audaciously sparse gold and silver sequins, turned with a wink to show off her famous back view to the audience, Ford added: "And now, I'm definitely straight".

As Robert Greenfield, a journalist who visited the villa, recalls in the book: The scene at Villa Nellcôte was most definitely straight out of F. Scott Fitzgerald by way of Noel Coward and W. Somerset Maugham with a bit of Paul Bowles and William Burroughs tossed in for fun, and the Shirelles always playing loudly in the background and kids all over the place.

They are DEFINITELY straight enough.

"Frog is more suave and Fred andaire-ish, andefinitelyly the straight man.

This is, of course, because Americans regard the majority of British teeth in the same way as they would a drag queen in the White House – off colour, offensive and definitely not straight.

Marler's ignominy grew worse on 48 minutes, "Three times, you are definitely not straight," the French referee Romain Poite intoned, and Foley put Australia a daunting three scores clear with the resulting penalty.

"He definitely gets straight to the point and things get done," Goforth added, "and get done right".

The other thing is that the crowd isn't necessarily all focused on the performer; they're doing their own thing, as opposed to a rock show where people are definitely focused straight ahead on what's going on onstage.

The road to Hannah Bond, he said, was definitely not a "straight line".

Freetown has a vibrant nightlife and lots of good restaurants, so it's definitely worth heading straight out.

Colin O'Brady: It's definitely not a straight through line.