Sentence examples for outright said from inspiring English sources

Seventeen lesser-known sites are being blocked outright, said Khurram Mehran, a spokesman for the government's Telecommunication Authority.

"I won outright," said Mr. Baxter, a longtime rabble-rouser in the Rockaways, in southern Queens.

"You don't make a big deal of it but it would be quite nice to hold it outright," said Richie McCaw, the captain.

Roger S. Clark, who teaches at the Rutgers School of Law in Camden, N.J., and was one of the leaders of the movement to have the institute condemn the death penalty outright, said he was satisfied with the compromise.

"All of a sudden now the Department of Interior comes out and says regardless of what you've done, we're just going to come out and ban snowmobiling outright," said the official, Edward Klim, president of the International Snowmobile Manufacturers Associationn.

"In effect, a couple of towns, by doing this, may have made the town off-limits, but I've never heard of any municipalities saying it outright," said Deborah M. Kole, staff attorney for the New Jersey State League of Municipalities.

The company dismissed Vestager outright, saying the case was "wrong as a matter of fact, law and economics".

Locals condemned Coulibaly outright, saying his radicalisation had happened in prison, not on the estate.

He "rejected the proposal outright, saying if she has the money, we're going to take it," Mr. Greenblatt said, adding: "It just reeks of unfairness.

Some blame the United States outright, saying it exports gun-driven violence as blithely as it does software and Boeings.

But American officials refrained from criticizing it outright, saying it was a matter of Israel's internal politics.