Sentence examples for most downright from inspiring English sources

As could the fact that Never Let Me Go is one of the most downright upsetting books of recent years.

In the past decade he's DJed on BBC 6 Music; performed an Edinburgh fringe show in the guise of a bearded eastern European cartoonist; starred in the quite inexplicably bad BBC2 sitcom flop The Persuasionists; and curated BUG, a celebration of the weirdest, funniest and most downright compelling videos available online.

The midterm general election campaign that follows goes down in history as being the "nastiest, foulest, muddiest, most downright disgusting display" in all of American election history.

There are all kinds of potentially world-ending disasters that stain our collective unconscious these days: super storms, nuclear war, or a violent alien invasion but perhaps the most downright terrifying possibility is the proliferation of a bacterial superbug that's resistant to antibiotics.

And the few mathematical writings from the time were for the most part downright stupid.

The most striking and downright shocking data are the disparities in the relative chunks of income that go toward food and drink.

Poe's great body of work and Robert Louis Stevenson's Bottle Imp notwithstanding, The Monkey's Paw, written in 1902, may well be the most macabre, downright spookiest story ever written.

In exactly 29 minutes and 06 seconds independent filmmaker, Ari Aster and a cast of relatively unknown actors managed to leave all that took the challenge riveted, enlightened, disturbed and by most accounts, downright disgusted.

It will only end up making you feel quite uncomfortable, and, for the most part, downright bad.

Yet she is one of the most accomplished and downright exhilarating writers working today.

Her brothers were called Henry, George, James, Edward, Francis and Charles: a roll call of what we now think of as the most traditional and downright square of names.