Sentence examples for outright though from inspiring English sources
Charles rejected them outright, though in his answer he seemed to grant Parliament a coordinate power in government, making the king but one of the three estates.
Most of the works he has bought outright, though some, like pieces by Ernst Louizor, one of Haiti's most renowned painters, are on consignment.
Comcast, a Philadelphia-based company, does not typically own minority stakes in foreign companies and if interested, would buy BSkyB outright, though these people cautioned that any exploration is extremely preliminary.
Mr. Sharpton has gone so far as to say he might win South Carolina outright, though aides to Mr. Edwards suggest that Mr. Sharpton, as a Northerner, will not do as well among Southern blacks as he may think.
On Monday in San Antonio, sipping a chocolate malt at an old-fashioned lunch counter called the Olmos Pharmacy, Mr. Bush said so outright — though not within earshot of reporters waiting outside.
In deference to Pakistan and the United States, the rebels have pledged not to take Kabul outright, though it is a tantalizing prize that would give them a tremendous step forward in the civil war against the Taliban religious militia.
When the Chinese refer to hedge funds as ju e, or "big crocodiles", it is not by way of a compliment on their killer instincts.Despite muted interest and outright scorn, though, more and more hedge-fund managers are determined to make their mark on Asia.
Don't make it outright flirty, though, if you haven't established that kind of relationship.
But an outright coup, though possible, seems unlikely.
Some of his criticisms are outright pernicious, though.
"Many times, the decision becomes to sell outright, even though rates are higher," Mr. Zander said.
