Sentence examples for outright present from inspiring English sources

Hoping to shame Force into paying more, Benton returned the check, writing that he "would feel better in making my mural an outright present to the museum".

Furthermore he does not own the property outright, presenting more legal complications.

In a two-page advert in the Daily Telegraph, he said no party would win an outright majority, which presented an "opportunity to vote for change".

But when he shows the emerging baby as launching itself from the birth canal with a forceful kick of its legs -- and already having jettisoned its umbilical cord -- he's presenting outright fantasy as fact.

There was growing unrest from some of the men present: titters, outright laughter, groans and sighs.

Though safe for the present from outright repeal, its long-term survival is far from guaranteed, and depends mainly on whether Mr Obama is re-elected in 2012.

Thus, repeated arsenate exposure, though not outright tumorigenic in the present study, was associated with proliferative, preneoplastic lesions of the uterus, testes, and liver.

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.

American military power should be deployed to challenge authoritarian powers whenever possible, to protect democratic governments and movements whenever necessary, and to topple dictators outright when the opportunity presents itself.

In the films, Saruman is depicted presenting himself outright as a servant of Sauron.

Maybe still we are hard and the impact will be that we will not be able to use each other's expertise' (F2011) These factors were not presented as outright threats to or conflicts within the relationships of the group, but rather revealed some of the underlying disagreements over the strategic direction of the Cluster and barriers to progress.