(1) And the daring of outright substitution ups the complexity quotient.

(2) You explained truthfully and outright what you wanted between us last night and it makes sense.

(3) The attitude toward the poor is at best one of official indifference, and at worst outright criminalization.

(4) Apart from killing animals outright , it's a terrific transport system for tiny feral life forms such as barnacles, worms and polyps, which are invading new habitats.

(5) He said they had u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510an outright positive impactu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb on the municipal district.

(6) One outright complaint: it's not loud enough.

(7) He said that the report commissioned by the Government had not found any justification to ban the sport outright and that a joint committee had recently indicated such a ban would be in contravention of human rights laws.

(8) They're too simple to discern outright lies and campaign propaganda from real policies.

(9) Over the next couple of weeks, her daughter's lack of interest in nursing turned into outright refusal.

(10) Ambulance chiefs said the motorcyclist was killed outright .

(11) When the new guidelines are released later this summer, neither he nor anyone else expects the government to ban landfill developments outright .

(12) It cannot be outright optimism or downright pessimism.

(13) I could see she was having a hard time deciding whether to completely accuse me of outright lying or question me further.

(14) Most of his shots struck the cavalry mounts in the chest or throat, killing several of them outright .

(15) Six towns, which achieved litter-free status, competed for the outright prize.

(16) But nothing less than outright victory satisfies me and I'm determined to put things right with my next effort.

(17) At the end of the 20-year period, the council can either continue to rent the property, buy it outright or walk away from the development.

(18) But the USA took outright victory because of a higher number of second places, 14-6.

(19) Tickets may be bought outright or may be paid for monthly.

(20) But outright refusal often gets people labelled as freaks or loonies, and correspondingly discredits the challenges they deliver in the eyes of those they address them to.