Sentence examples for downright genius from inspiring English sources
Fortunately, ever since Roger Vadim's "And God Created Woman," she has shown downright genius in dispelling suspicion of either of these crimes.
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Thus baiting scaredy-cat investors and lobbying the media with the "African middle class" is downright genius: there's enough actual change taking place all over the continent to make the notion look respectable, and it remains vague enough to accommodate any expectation and get traction across the board.
But it's also downright genius.
Furthermore, its parent album, A Grand Don't Come for Free, isn't just genius, it's a downright "masterpiece" - or, in Q magazine's Pseuds' Cornerish opinion, "a spoken-word opera... the best album of 2004 so far".
Looking at more of these concepts for potential products, some strike me as genius and others look downright retarded.
Joan Rivers was known for a wit that some critics saw as comic genius and others dismissed as downright nasty.
We may be teased in a fun loving way, but the day will come when someone will downright offend and call us a name because our genius rattles their existence, and maybe even their own genius within gets a little disturbed by the transparency of who we are.
Genius ideas have often occurred in the pursuit of something that many contemporaries thought to be downright crazy.
But as it turns out, most of these customs are rather genius (in Japan, folks drink directly from the soup bowl, instead of bothering with spoons), and some are downright delightful (burping is considered polite in China -- hooray!).
