Sentence examples for not very outright from inspiring English sources

It's not very outright all the time.

Pretty much everyone agrees that mobile advertising isn't very good (or outright sucks).

Very doubtful, if not outright impossible.

Either avoid the deal altogether or read the fine print very carefully and make sure it's not an outright scam.

And while the current 99-year lease is not, practically, very different from an outright purchase, "psychologically, people want to own freehold, not leasehold," Mr. Hunter said.

In 1996, Time Warner could have become partners with AOL for very little money, but had no interest in a company that it would not own outright.

This basic Aristotelian picture is complicated, if not outright altered, by several very influential fourteenth-century thinkers, including Ockham and Buridan (Normore 2006; Pasnau 2011, 692 702).

Most Tory MPs do not favour outright withdrawal.

It may not be outright panic.

Mobility of these 'desired' travellers is now facilitated, if not promoted outright.

That's not necessarily outright failure of comparison.