Sentence examples for outright changed from inspiring English sources

(Contrary to common lore, officials at Ellis Island rarely outright changed immigrant names but often transliterated them — from Cyrillic script, for instance, into the Latin alphabet).

She'll pick up a nickname, or just outright change it.

The soccer stuff seems more problematic, because goals are so uncommon that to miss them outright changes the game completely.

Outright changes of mind, however, are relatively rare and mostly on relatively minor points.

In addition, a sentence that suggested the cartels control the newspapers outright was changed to reflect the fact the cartels exert control periodically, killing reporters and editors.

To insist, as Wenger does, that style must not be sacrificed, is either laudable or outright denial of changed times.

At this point, we can't even discuss whether Disney, which now owns Han Solo outright, has truly changed its devastating deforestation ways.

Bisexuality Revisited" -- even the writer of that article back then was shocked at the inaccuracy -- the research and article never said any such thing, but the Times has never outright apologized or changed the headline).

When I noted that the government had not been able to gather enough evidence to suspend Greenpeace outright, he shrugged and changed the subject.

The mood has changed from outright anger to resignation, and then apathy in subsequent games.

Not unless you're sure your party already understands why it couldn't win outright, wants to change and has a clear candidate to lead that change.