Sentence examples for return to outright from inspiring English sources

Mercifully, no mainstream politician espouses a return to outright protectionism.

The probability of a return to outright military rule rather than the stealth version arguably in effect already is therefore increasing.

After the long march toward the rule of law China has been tentatively treading since the end of the Mao era, this return to outright lawlessness is shocking even to a hardened dissident like me.

Democracy seems secure in countries such as the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary, which are likely to be early members of the Union; and countries that are less settled, most notably Romania, are further back in the queue.There is, however, a subtler political risk than that of a return to outright autocracy in the new member countries.

While Mr. Burroughs treads water until he either returns to outright fiction (his first book, "Sellevision," was a novel about advertising) or has adult experiences to rival the indelibly crazy ones of his childhood, he makes good, snarky company even with nothing serious in mind.

Reportedly lighter on confessional material than last year's hit, it should see Simmons return to the outright cod-surrealist madcappery – with added rage – with which he made his name.

Most analysts here contend that even if relations between Argentina and the United States cool, it is unlikely that there will be a return to the outright hostility that prevailed both during Gen. Juan Perón's rule and the reign of the military dictatorship that took power after his death.

Plenty of Tory MPs would like to see an outright return to selection and can't understand why parents can have a free school specialising in a particular curriculum, or catering to a minority faith group, but not a free school devoted only to the most able children.

The three actors squeezed out the previous owners in a series of lengthy and complex manoeuvres, but after Rich's letters patent were revoked, Cibber, Doggett and Wilks were able to buy the company outright and return to the Theatre Royal by 1711.

Austria still has Nazi-looted art on the walls of its galleries that it outright refuses to return to the original Jewish owners.

Others fled, and unable to return to land they didn't own outright, languished in refugee camps for years afterwards.