Sentence examples for outright believing from inspiring English sources

Despite Sunday's commitment to de-escalation, the government remains wary of agreeing to a bilateral ceasefire outright, believing it could present the rebels with an opportunity to rearm.

Few Americans outright believe that Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen are innocent, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds, or even that their crimes are aberrations unrelated to the Trump administration.

I tried to have him eat some of the poop beans but he outright refused, believing that they were actual turds.

Too many of the city's youth, especially among young men living in poverty, come to view educational achievement with skepticism if not outright hostility, believing that the ongoing prevalence of racism just beneath the surface pleasantries will make any investment in learning useless.

He said that rather than oppose S.U.V.'s outright, he believed they should be more efficient.

He cannot say outright, "I believe in killing off your opponents when you can get good results by doing so".

Although he is reluctant to say it outright, Hodgson believes his team have turned a corner after a disappointing start saw them take just six points from their first eight matches and drop into the bottom three.

Although it is part of the compulsory science curriculum in most schools in the UK and the USA, more than a third of people in both countries reject the theory of evolution outright or believe that it is guided by a supreme being.

I was pleased to see Bob Frutos' election to the City Council outright and believe our next, best choice for change is David Nos.

For the past four years, I have resisted calling for outright regime change, believing genuine attempts at negotiation to be a moral imperative.

Despite what news headlines would have you believe, outright fraud is incredibly rare; almost no one commits it, and almost no one experiences it firsthand.