Sentence examples for which is outright from inspiring English sources

Last year's food crisis was the worst in living memory, hundreds and probably thousands Malawians succumbed to the sky of hunger related deaths, even small jolts to the regular food supply can jar open the trap door between what is normal, what is chronic malnutrition, and what is exceptional which is outright starvation.

Instead, the Court fractured along an all-too-predictable 5-4 axis, with the five conservatives supporting the rights of gun owners and the four liberals (or, more accurately, "moderates") seemingly supporting the most extreme version of gun "control," which is outright prohibition.

The blocking of the infamous Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa), which was outright internet censorship that would also have curbed innovation, occurred only after a massive outpouring of anger from concerned citizens like you and me, as well as many of the biggest internet companies themselves.

Even better, there are now VPN solutions available for free – some of which are outright free, others which are ad supported.

"What Cardinal Egan would tell you is I am the pastor here and not Jim, which is an outright lie," she said in a telephone interview Friday.

The fact that I chose to wear a Mark Sanchez jersey this year and that fans think I am on the payroll — which is an outright lie — have made these confrontations more frequent.

Taken together, in her formulation, these constraints reflect the demands of "ordinary decency".Some businessmen appear to believe that anything which is not outright illegal, however unethical, can be regarded as proper business conduct.

"Obviously there's conflict between what the amendment provides, which is an outright ban, and that deal, so something will have to work out in the conference committee," Mr. Cornyn said.

"I think one of the main priorities is to stop that". But the most sensitive issue is Spain's long-standing claim for sovereignty - shared or otherwise - which is rejected outright by both the UK and Gibraltar itself.

He didn't even bother to rewrite its spin -- which was that it was probably Brown himself who said it, which is an outright lie -- or add any other "value" he brings.

Far beyond imprecision is outright fraud, which is rampant in sports collectibles.