Sentence examples for outright expression from inspiring English sources

Granted, no one is thinking that commercially branded ventures that actually pay artists to paint will encourage the outright expression of social or political opinions - that may challenge or frighten potential customers and investors.

CD82 expression might also influence the outright expression level of p130CAS and thus p130CAS-dependent signalling (Ref. 113).

The victims of physical violence will always be a minority - although Asian people are twice as likely to be stabbed to death than they were ten years ago - but what the majority experience in their daily lives is much more insidious, the kind of coded rejection that in this more enlightened age takes the place of outright expressions of racism.

Such an outright assault on expression and speech are not the product of a free country and rightfully raised red flags within the U.S. State Department.

Several groups emerged, espousing demands ranging from freedom of cultural expression to outright independence; some turned to violence to advance their cause.

There they endured another interminable flogging of attention, this time shared shoulder-to-shoulder with the outright victor, David Cameron, whose expression of pathos and connection to a bigger, past tragedy was all the more sincere when experienced from the exultant heights of victory. .

When the woman looked into the camera to announce this final oversight, she had an expression of outright dismay, coupled with a smidgen of "can you believe what they're asking for this dump?" I almost expected her to laugh; it was that ludicrous.

But we ought not find contentment in the fact that these high-profile expressions of outright bigotry seem atypical and were met with such swift condemnation.

This entente cordiale would find its ultimate expression in an outright partnership between the racing industry and the casinos.

The recent closure of the popular magazine Nichane shows how economic pressure can be just as effective as outright censorship in suppressing freedom of expression.

(See Rich Lowry, Bill Kristol, Yuval Levin, and others for expressions of concern and/or outright alarm).