But they're not outright chilling, unlike, say, reading that: "racial resentment played a larger role in the 2016 [American] election than economic concerns … Trump successfully leveraged existing resentment towards African Americans in combination with emerging fears of increased racial diversity in America to reshape the presidential electorate".
Swaps could not only knock the edge off oil prices but, unlike outright sales, fill the reserve above its current level.
Unlike Russia and Pakistan (our allies in name only), and unlike France and Germany (our outright diplomatic adversaries), Turkey's government does not insist on a new U.N. resolution stripping control from the U.S. and Britain before lending a hand.
And CNN never outright published the unverified documents, unlike BuzzFeed.
But unlike smoking, eating is not outright harmful to health, so it is more difficult to control by legislation.
Subsequently, Judge Greene marveled at how quickly the new law had its intended effect, unlike the foot-dragging and outright resistance with which court decisions had typically been met.
The poems (unlike the prose) rarely discuss masculinity outright: instead, they take on, and render aesthetically interesting, the qualities that tough guys are supposed to have.
FIFA's regulations now state that the trophy, unlike its predecessor, cannot be won outright: the winners of the tournament receive a Bronze replica which is gold plated rather than solid gold.
Unlike the Conservatives, Alternative für Deutschland rejects outright the free trade agreement between Europe and the US in its current form.
"Unlike many European countries, India is not in outright economic stagnation.
