Sentence examples for downright worried from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Consumer Federation of America, an association of consumer-focused groups, sounds downright worried.

If fans in San Antonio should be somewhat concerned after this weekend, those in Oklahoma City probably should be downright worried.

It's not just liberals or bank haters or populists who are pissed off or even downright worried about this stuff either.

Still, if you enjoy the status quo (by which I mean, "the US not being with Iran,"), here are five reasons to be a bit concerned if not downright worried.

Trustees invested reserves in Icelandic banks although many others realised that the very high interest rates they offered were unsustainable, if not downright worrying.

Its brand strategy of Len Goodman ambassadorship plus mix-and-match deals – downright astonishing (or worrying, depending on your viewpoint) offers such as 12 salmon fillets, 3kg of chicken or 24 pork chops for £10 – is striking a chord with consumers.

And if we are NOT hopeful he will do this if we DON'T identify with our President--if he worries or downright terrifies us and we want to get past this and be more grounded and sane as the days, weeks and years of his presidency unfold here's what we've got to do.

(If not downright scary!) Practically as long as man has been making machines, we've been worried that they'll evolve and one day take over everything.

But I worried that I didn't have the needed expertise and might unknowingly buying one of the many reproductions, reissues or even downright fakes that dealers say are common in the vintage poster market.

It's downright arrogant of them to die in disasters without worrying first.

Surprisingly, their work is proving controversial and even downright unpopular among the very people who spend their days worrying about the well-being of children on the Web.