Sentence examples for end downright from inspiring English sources

She probably represents the time period better than some flashier versions have, and her subdued early scenes make her anguished screams at the end downright scary.

They all looked pretty good, some at the upper end appearing downright real.

The game may have been " Leatherheads," but the ending was downright compelling drama.

What's more, prescribing someone heroin and giving it to them in a safe, legal environment for a year, then taking that stability away from them when a study ends is downright cruel.

Let's just say this: The action is great throughout, but by the end it's downright awesome.

As it stands, the London may end up looking downright quaint when its reputed June 2012 launch window rolls around.

A sweet bell pepper is a zero on this scale, and at the other end sits the downright dangerous Indian chile called Bhutt Jolokia or Naga Jolokia ("death" or "ghost" pepper) at a little over one million SHU or roughly three to ten times hotter than a commercially available habañero.

With its fatigued maestro at the helm it gave a dullish concert, ending with a downright disengaged reading of Ives's Second Symphony that failed to solve, or even seriously address, the work's notorious balance problems.

I think one of the main reasons this fight came to a controversial ending, other than downright incompetence or the ever-present and hard to prove possibility of corruption on behalf of the judges and the other parties involved, is that it was a supremely nuanced fight.

By the end, Mr. Limbaugh seemed downright smitten.

But for many young graduates, the idea that after stressing over exams and essays for three years or more and having nothing but a piece of paper to show at the end of it is downright depressing.