Sentence examples for downright rejected from inspiring English sources
The hyper-sexualised and materialistic nature of hip-hop was also seen to be at odds with conservative Nigerian culture and was downright rejected in the northern part of the country, which is Muslim.
Some make it impossibly difficult to enter, while others like the Gulf countries downright reject anyone from entering.
She rejected the suggestion that watching from a grandstand is not quite embracing the spirit of the Hill, where the enjoinder to move along or sit down comes in many forms, from the polite to the downright abusive.
To reject it would be downright unpatriotic.
Even the Electronic Frontier Foundation EFFF) sided with the defendants in the case (AT&T and Verizon Wireless), called the organization's claims downright 'outlandish' and urged a federal court to reject the "bogus" copyright claims.
Old-school purists might also reject some of the grilling luxuries now populating the market, but a few of these items are downright cool.
But it's downright dangerous for this president to saddle his successor with a lopsided proposal that voters in Israel are duty bound to reject.
Still, this assortment of "rejects" is pretty high-toned, so Baratta added some downright ordinary touches -- with, of course, far from ordinary results.
