Sentence examples for more downright from inspiring English sources
Simply this: she seems not altogether of this earth, yet she can be more downright earthy, even grubby, than just about any screen personality you can name.
"Groundless accusations are not new to American politics," ABC's Jake Tapper says, "but this President has been forced to deal with more downright falsehoods than any President I can think of".
Awash with beautifully twiddled and arpeggiated synth runs, tracks such as White Clouds and Space Ride are deeper, more experimental and more downright odd than any bandwagon-rider needs – or ever tries – to be.
If you think what attracts men to pretty-boy Johnny is something less ethereal and more downright Greek, just come out and say it, my dear!" She didn't, but we will.
Granted, many of our local weird news stories -- like the "Causeway Cannibal" -- are more downright sad than simply funny.
Ask her if they are not more honest, downright good sort of weeds".
He wrote: "No more inglorious, downright disgraced and discredited team or sportsmen wearing the badge of 'England' can ever have returned through customs with such nothingness to declare".
But with approximately one-third of veterans dealing with symptoms of combat stress or major depression, many Americans are disappointed with the Pentagon's decision; many more are downright appalled.
As with "Magic Mike," McConaughey uses some aspects of his image to his advantage, turning them darker, more interesting, downright scary.
There is more lament than downright anger among the bulk of those who responded.
It would dishonor those who have been truly sexually abused by clergy for me to make too much of what happened to me (i.e., I wasn't naked and his brief advance seemed more exploratory than downright predatory).
