"But the electoral reality is that we will not win outright Conservative majorities until we start attracting more of the ethnic vote".
Above all, Hungary's vote shows that the extremist, outright racist right is not weakened, but in fact emboldened by such an approach.
These passions have always been there, lurking; what's new is the outright shamelessness of their display.
But she said the outright denial was exacerbated at Chicago's secretive interrogation and holding facility: "It's very, very rare for anyone to experience their constitutional rights in Chicago police custody, and even more so at Homan Square," Solowiej said.
And I am still uneasy about the outright inventions in The Imitation Game, particularly its fantasy about Turing's supposed connection with the "fifth man" John Cairncross.
It is confident of winning a handful of seats outright.
If economics is now skipped over quickly and the health service is an outright taboo, the old Cameron confidence still shines through on the two subjects he focused on.
Tsvangirai became prime minister in a coalition government and believed he could win outright this time.
When Facebook's published its requests data, the general counsel, Ted Ullyot, wrote: "We aggressively protect our users' data when confronted with such requests: we frequently reject such requests outright, or require the government to substantially scale down its requests, or simply give the government much less data than it has requested".
At the last election in 2010, Cameron – the first Tory leader since the 1960s to be educated at Eton college and Oxford University, an upper-class combination somewhat comparable to the Ivy League – successfully ousted Labour after 13 years of Blair and then Gordon Brown, but his 306 seats to Labour's 258 left him 20 short of an outright majority.
Boats are occasionally owned outright, but more often are subject to loans, or are the direct asset of another person in the village.
