How To Use Downright In A Sentence
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What caught my eye about this is that it bears interesting relation to Bakhtin's concept of the dialogism of the "living word" -- in fact, capitalize that "w" and it would be downright eerie.
Nothing could be finer than to be in Carolina in the morning...
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There was suspicion and even downright hatred between them.
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A group of enthusiastic young inventors have seen their practical, bold and downright wacky ideas come to life, thanks to an inspiring project.
Times, Sunday Times
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In resubmitting the legislation for renewal of what many consider the most controversial provisions -- and some label downright unconstitutional provisions -- within the Patriot Act, the Republican Rules Committee decided to allow only 60 minutes of debate.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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DOES anyone share my disenchantment with a culture that seems to be growing of downright rudeness in business dealings?
The Sun
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In fact, they are downright ugly.
Times, Sunday Times
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When the cup of human life is so overflowing with woe and pain and misery, it seems to me a narrow dilettanteism or downright charlatanism to devote one's self to petty or bizarre problems which can have no relation to human happiness, and to prate of self-satisfaction and self-expression.
Woman Her Sex and Love Life
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Shooting far, really far, in the mountains at inanimate targets with safe backstops is challenging and downright fascinating, even to the most practiced rifleman.
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Indeed, this is one retelling of the classic children's story that feels inert, unappetizing, and downright revolting.
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And, unpalatable - or even downright outrageous - though it may seem, we will, eventually, have to start listening.
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Time and again, Ike put up with the foibles, discourtesies, and downright arrogance of his official subor dinate, while at the same time insisting that his major decisions be carried out.
General Ike
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The massive cleanup in New Orleans includes some unpleasant, some might say downright disgusting, jobs.
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A lull; "You let that child alone!" child, evidently of few years, screaming in downright terror.
THOSE ON THE EDGE
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I know that many in the tabloid media can be downright nasty and unpleasant, but I didn't think this would happen!
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In the interest of fairness, Munster Finals should be on neutral ground but once again the Munster Council showed its downright craziness by not fixing the match for Cork.
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At the extreme, tax advantages gave rise to downright asset stripping.
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Though he could be an imposing force on the defensive line, he was downright scary rumbling out of the backfield as a fullback, plowing a path for teammate Walter Payton.
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Men are better judges of that than women; but for high, chivalrous spirit, for true principle and nobility, and what I call downright worth, I don't think you will easily find her superior.
The Eustace Diamonds
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And if you have a diet similar to that of an average American, you are probably eating meat in quantities that are downright unhealthy.
“But it’s not like I, ya know, eat them.”
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Else I should plunge _in medias res_ upon a sketch of De Quincey's life; were it not a rudeness amounting to downright profanity to omit the important ceremony of prelibation, and that at a banquet to which, implicitly, gods are invited.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 71, September, 1863
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That would have been comical if it hadn't been so downright offensive.
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And despite wearing the skimpiest, most see-through and downright raciest outfits, she is still regarded as wholesome and innocent.
The Sun
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The audience gave him a downright hostile reception.
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When we walked back out to the dock, the 35 degrees felt downright comfortable.
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Indeed, it was aberrant of him to accept the job and downright silly of the government to appoint him.
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These techniques allow governments and corporations the freedom to promote ideas that would appear repulsive, discordant or even downright stupid if spoken in plain English.
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But his childish repetition of gritty details makes A Million Little Pieces not only tedious, but downright farcical in spots.
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Every culture has its own shared, socialized habitual responses, which are charming when on a holiday, but for immigrants trying to function on a daily basis they can be downright frustrating.
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The gossip is usually more salacious, the stories downright dirtier and they tend to spend more money on wine.
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Gruesome and downright unhygienic as the use of such objects now seems, it may be surmised that in the twenty-first century it will be thought equally unpleasant that the best wigs and toupees of the 1960s were made of human hair.
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a downright lie
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My perception is that many people feel that the adoption process in this country is ridiculously ponderous if not downright laughable.
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Not just longer, but bushier, thicker, glossier, more luxuriant - downright biblical many of them.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the North, there have been cases where the enthusiasm of activists has turned to downright intimidation of workers from other parties.
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As things escalate from the merely unacceptable to the downright outrageous, however, Andrea begins to realize that the job a million girls would die for may just kill her.
The Devil Wears Prada: Summary and book reviews of The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger.
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In comparison it seemed downright serious and not very fun, and Jolie's case, kind of sexless, which is weird considering her character is based off of Catwoman.
The Documentary Blog
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Others were frisky, some downright mischievous, but Cisco was solemnly content.
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Guilty of being vastly unoriginal, insipid, boring, and just downright horrible!
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She's being downright difficult and obstructive.
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A simple chat with her could be downright frustrating when she didn't understand half of the euphemisms being used.
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We are, unfortunately, stuck with the huge, unpleasant, and often downright ugly school buildings that we have.
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The effervescent and downright bubbly host has evolved from just another flirtatious cable TV personality into a globe-trotting media mogul.
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In a culture and a region where the old story of boy meets girl is not only frowned on, but downright discouraged, love, or at least adolescent yearnings, will often find a way.
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When things were good they were amazing but when things got bad they were downright nasty.
The Sun
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Although not illegal, charging double fares by breaking journeys into different segments to maximise profits on one route is downright immoral.
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Finally, even I was struck into amazed silence by the vituperative and downright nasty anti-festive sentiments contained in the latest missive from the boys.
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We have a long history of interpreting our Torah, redefining its meaning, and using very advanced and creative hermeneutical tools to either alter, or in some cases, downright change, what the original meaning seems to have been.
Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: The Torah, The Constitution, And The 4th Of July
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It looks splendid and magical, and is downright inspiring with its real grass, cup holders on the seats and a scoreboard big enough for Times Square.
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Yet "Great Soul" also obligingly gives readers more than enough information to discern that he was a sexual weirdo, a political incompetent and a fanatical faddist—one who was often downright cruel to those around him.
Among the Hagiographers
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And sometimes their recollections are not just dodgy but downright misleading.
Times, Sunday Times
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They were skimpier than I had hoped, but compared to the last two years, they were downright invigorating.
MURDER IN E MINOR
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Or, you could argue that our language has become downright coarse, offensive and rude.
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Mothering takes on new meaning, and the mundane becomes surreal Kate's goldfish, according to the oceanologist Sara consults in a desperate effort to save the pet's life, requires bottled water, and the mere thought of buying Jesse a new pair of soccer cleats after Kate relapses seems downright obscene.
My Sister's Keeper: Summary and book reviews of My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult.
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It can also be downright terrifying.
Times, Sunday Times
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When did our leaders become so gauche, impolite, rude and downright insensitive?
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The big problem with these sources for meeting our deep needs is that they are not reliable or dependable, and sometimes are downright harmful.
Beat Stress
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Restaurants so often let themselves down at the last by serving unimaginative or downright stodgy desserts.
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Some of the questions were understandable, but others were downright spoony.
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Mild ribbing was all right, hell it was usually very funny, but once again Chris was going to extremes and was being downright nasty.
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After my rant last week about the downright overblown nature of Premiership football, a coltish newsroom colleague collared me.
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It was amazing how vital and witty and energetic and downright cocky he was.
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But his previous position on the most pressing issue of the day -- the war in Iraq -- is disturbing, if not downright muddlehead ...
Lionel Beehner: Does Obama Favor Biden's Plan To Break Up Iraq?
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But, to be downright honest I am scared of losing the four to five people who are absolutely precious to me now and I really do not want to even imagine what life would be like once they move on.
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She looks sensational but her advice on nutrition is downright dangerous.
The Sun
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a blasphemous meaning, yet they sheltered themselves under the similitude from the imputation of downright blasphemy.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume IV (Isaiah to Malachi)
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Football chants are cruel, obscene, offensive, sometimes downright sick and often very funny.
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When one considers that this story is coming from the same man who, in his first novel, used the prince in disguise framework to tell a story about a young man posthumously repairing his relationship with his adoptive father and rejecting the notion of monarchic rule, and who, in Perdido Street Station, has the protagonist practically sell himself into slavery in order to secure the services of a local mobster, Un Lun Dun seems downright conservative in its adherence to fantasy tropes, which hobbles the novel's emotional effect.
You Know, For Kids
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On this December afternoon, the wind was downright blustery and the temperature was frigid.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, an American non-profit civil rights organization dedicated to combating bigotry, wrote in a recent report that " ... certain Americans, who have been prodded into paranoia by clever activists, opportunistic politicians and guileful media players, seem downright eager to deny Muslims the guarantees of religious freedom and the presumption of innocence.
Parvez Ahmed: Muslims In America At The 10th Anniversary Of 9/11
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IT'S weird, wacky and downright nasty, brimming with bile and anger.
The Sun
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Which makes one wonder why the language of wine tasting has become so downright unappetizing.
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The powdered milk was not as good as breast milk, and was downright dangerous when it was mixed with unclean water.
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Clay had come to town with a challenge to Liston that was looked on as downright suicidal.
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Is there any hint of extremism, intransigence, or just downright hostility in your attitude to certain brands?
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I am fully aware that my reaction is exclusive, snotty and downright snobbish.
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It takes a lot of thought and effort and downright determination to be agreeable.
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Oh, heavens to Betsy, what a furor, what a to-do, what a downright brouhaha.
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All this festive cheer is starting to become a bit boring, so why not join us on a needless, hurtful, and downright nasty hate campaign against someone we've never met?
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Such directness would have lent a strategic clarity needed to link ends and means in statecraft, reinforced the war's objectives, and reduced a fair amount of second-guessing and downright back-stabbing at home and abroad.
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In fact, some of it is downright worth the chilblains.
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Often she is downright perverse.
Times, Sunday Times
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After being cast -- and then replaced by Liam Neeson -- for a comedic cameo in the sequel to the hit 'The Hangover,' Mel Gibson is downright "furious" with producers of the film, according to Page Six.
Mel Gibson Reportedly Furious About 'Hangover 2'
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His documents portrayed evidence of downright fraud, as well as real estate law violations.
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By our very nature, we are selfish, jealous, envious, stricken with strife, and sometimes downright rebellious.
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There must be more objective standards than that, if shamans as a class are not to expose themselves as downright quacks.
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The good days have been regularly interspersed with indifferent or downright bad ones.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's downright sneaky of them to hang out there with their privates exposed.
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The snobbery began, I suspect, with sun-dried tomatoes, and has now arrived - via shaved truffles and edamame - at a point where the search for the rare and the downright impossible-to-get has become the foundation of menu-building.
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But if the Georgian and the kind-souled Soloviev served as a palliating beginning against the sharp thorns of great worldly wisdom, in the curious education of the mind and soul of Liubka; and if Liubka forgave the pedantism of Lichonin for the sake of a first sincere and limitless love for him, and forgave just as willingly as she would have forgiven curses, beatings, or a heavy crime -- the lessons of Simanovsky, on the other hand, were a downright torture and a constant, prolonged burden for her.
Yama: the pit
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It takes a lot of thought and effort and downright determination to be agreeable.
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We do, after all, have to coexist with our colleagues, even if we find some of them disagreeable if not downright objectionable - while regarding others with perhaps undeserved reverence.
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I want them musty, fusty and downright dirty.
Times, Sunday Times
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In fact, to borrow Auntie's words, I feel downright "boodie ruckus" today.
Hangin' Out At The Ozark County Line ***
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It was absurd, insane, and downright dangerous, but it was an idea.
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Other times, the connection is more remote, or downright nonexistent.
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Not all the ‘women whom he chose to love’ shared this lady's antipathy, as we learn from the gallant, erotic, or downright scabrous poems they occasioned.
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I suspect if the economy gets any worse "claimer" situations could get downright ugly if not dangerous.
"Claimers"
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November 5 may still be more than three weeks away but already the nuisance, fear and downright danger caused by the firework season is in full swing.
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IT'S weird, wacky and downright nasty, brimming with bile and anger.
The Sun
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When is the film-making process simply downright exploitative?
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Rahm's tone has been pretty dismissive and foul-mouthed and downright "tone deaf" during his time in the job.
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [140] -- Pledging Nonsense
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Some call it fog, others smog, and for many it is downright pollution.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'm gonna have to vote for Palm "preppies," because were cooler than "prefects," which is downright bad english, let alone stooopid.
Everything Treo
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I want them musty, fusty and downright dirty.
Times, Sunday Times
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Only it was, and now you feel terrible, downright sick to the bottom of your stomach, and the look on Noah's face makes you instantly regret your decision to tell him.
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This is downright impossible unless you reach for the treasury of belles-lettres, for its rich variety of expression.
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It's not even Optimus: The concept sounds downright wacky, but natural processes of pressure and bizarre circumstances leading to natural-born nuclear reactions are not Here is a nice article on searching for evidence of alien astroengineering.
MetaFilter Projects
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Their happy-clappy Beach Boys-inspired music is downright infectious, so go along a join the worshippers - you'll be converted.
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It's brief, pithy and to the point - but it's also downright ugly and rude, so I don't condone it.
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But in the Guardian, he sounds downright unenthusiastic.
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The big problem with these sources for meeting our deep needs is that they are not reliable or dependable, and sometimes are downright harmful.
Beat Stress
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Each new executive arrival pushes property prices up and increases the power of a growing band of cunning, unscrupulous, downright dishonest rental agents.
Times, Sunday Times
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There's something downright self-indulgent, hedonistic, even sybaritic about this fine weather.
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Some of the songs were straight from the top of the genius pile, while others were just crass, crude and downright stupid.
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In fact, interfering with "entrepreneurialism," even if by objecting to racist products is, according to Lawson, downright un-American.
Lisa Wade: What the Obama Sock Monkey Scandal Tells Us About U.S. Race Relations
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But have you downright imported of any that may tailor hassled to you exceedingly in contribute for your tricycle title? the inferior street title paycheque coupons are the operational results of pinches that would delve sponsored to you widely if you dazzling a ca. For overpowering that international cubicle you diminish behind isn't the exceedingly dining to.
Wii-volution
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While I'm obsessed with the purple color, Scar Jo blew it when picking a print and design that makes her decolletage look downright droopy.
Lunch Room Chatter: Oscar-feasting edition
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The response I have received to my articles about them, and my espousal of these beliefs, has been, for the most part, pretty hostile, and sometimes downright nasty.
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It takes a lot of thought and effort and downright determination to be agreeable.
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Their lies are so cynical and downright evil that their cloud of stench fogs out the REAL ISSUE.
Google backs up DNC after GOP claims of Goldman conspiracy
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It is distasteful," said Dolly; "but the truth is I am so downright, -- what you may call enamoured --
The Duke's Children
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I find him, by and large, very funny, though he's always treads a fine line between being funnily offensive and being downright offensive.
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He's affable but obnoxious, well-intentioned but downright dorky.
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The outside is downright ugly.
Times, Sunday Times
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It had stopped snowing, the sun was out, and the glare off of all the clean white snow was downright blinding.
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It takes a lot of thought and effort and downright determination to be agreeable.
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Lice aren't dangerous and they don't spread disease, but they are contagious and can just be downright annoying.
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Mac, representing him as but little inferior in power of imagination, exaggeration, minification, and downright leasing to the unsurpassable
Current Literature
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So while he comes out looking like the hapless victim of wilful misinterpretation, Carol is portrayed as mentally fragile and misguided, if not downright crazy.
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a downright kind of person
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Also included are various advertisements that were common to drive-in theaters, and some of these are downright hilarious.
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Within them has hardened a protective conservatism that views the society in which they live with misunderstanding and sometimes downright hostility.
Times, Sunday Times
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As with most new developments, the effects are a mixture of the good, the not so good and the downright bad.
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Maybe we spend all our adult lives trying to recreate the sense of wonderment and joy and downright contentedness that childhood Christmases brought.
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A glimmer of either joyful revelry, criticism, or downright condemnation.
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You can guarantee that the products they have recommended are unsuitable, if not downright dangerous.
Times, Sunday Times
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As you can see, some of these command-line commands can get downright Byzantine when you're inputting a lot of parameters!
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The big problem with these sources for meeting our deep needs is that they are not reliable or dependable, and sometimes are downright harmful.
Beat Stress
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As a prominent figure in Rottweiler rescue, she's stubbed her toe on more unfair bullying and downright idiocy than most.
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Joe's a bright guy with insightful views on many things, but here he sounds, well, downright simple-minded.
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The rest of them ranged from disquieting to downright whacko!
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Not only that, but her voice - a bit raspy at the best of times - sounds downright ragged and weary here.
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The parallels with today's circumstances are downright scary ... except, perhaps, that today the technological arrow of advancement is pointing backwards instead of forwards.
Inside NASA's New Moon Rover - NASA Watch
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After many turnings (alias digressions), to say nothing of downright overthrows, stops, and delays, we have arrived in three weeks at Toulouse, and are now settled in our houses with servants, &c., about us, and look as composed as if we had been here seven years.
Selected English Letters
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The film captured the pettiness, bitchiness, and downright surrealism of working in an office.
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It was downright bad marking that allowed Dermot Shields head past Larkin from six yards for the lead goal.
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It was downright panic—the frozen expressions on the faces of the actors was proof enough of that.
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Some are necessary and some are not, some are proper and some are not, some are downright evil.
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Be prepared to laugh, cringe and cry as the play slips from the anarchical to the downright grotesque and be prepared for an unexpected twist at the end.
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Other trees are downright mysterious, such as the yellow locust.
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I get more intolerant and downright bored with this interminable, stomach-churning rubbish every year.
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I refer downright beastly gluttons and drunkards to this; but indulgence short, _far short_, of this gross and really nasty drunkenness and gluttony is to be deprecated, and that, too, with the more earnestness because it is too often looked upon as being no crime at all, and as having nothing blameable in it; nay, there are many persons who _pride_ themselves on their refined taste in matters connected with eating and drinking: so far from being ashamed of employing their thoughts on the subject, it is their boast that they do it.
Advice to Young Men And (Incidentally) to Young Women in the Middle and Higher Ranks of Life. In a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Youth, a Bachelor, a Lover, a Husband, a Father, a Citizen, or a Subject.
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Most of them just need jobs, and these jobs are extremely easy to get because of the undesirable, and downright horribly nasty and cruel, nature of the work.
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But lets face the facts when it comes to the actual execution of it he downright is nothing short of a failure.
How's Obama doing?
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Many a protagonist who is downright tigerish in defense of his ideals elsewhere in the book becomes positively lamblike when confronted by a boss, a lover, a child, etc. who points out his flaws.
Author! Author! » Blog Archive » The scourge of the passive interviewer, part VIII: more less-than-stellar argumentative techniques, or, when are the violins going to kick in? I’m fox-trotting with a giant squid here!
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Yet Dr. Armistead had been downright incurious about her work.
THE LAST PLACE
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Strict and downright "landlordism," as it is called, as if it were a disease like
Disturbed Ireland Being the Letters Written During the Winter of 1880-81.
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The proud Anglo-Saxonism of Churchill and Roosevelt now seems quaint and parochial, if not downright racist.
Ties Of Blood And History
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'Doctor Who ... has ... made sci-fi -- once the domain of pizza-faced speccy boys and middle-aged men named Timothy who iron their socks and still live with their mum -- acceptable, if not downright glamorous.'
The Lensman's Children
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We're addled by Arizona's talent, impressed by the Wildcats' intensity, and downright dipsy-doodled by their depth.
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It may not be pretty - in fact it might be downright ugly early on.
The Sun
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IT'S weird, wacky and downright nasty, brimming with bile and anger.
The Sun
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I fought for this country for freedome of speech, but downright disrespect is appalling.
Heckler Wilson 'a decent guy' with lock on district, observers say
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And this is not to be understood barely of oppression managed by open and downright defiance; but by any other sinister way whatsoever, as the overbearing another's right by the interest and interposal of great persons, by vexatious suits and violence cloaked with the formalities of a court and the name of law.
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VII.
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It cannot be outright optimism or downright pessimism.
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The good days have been regularly interspersed with indifferent or downright bad ones.
Times, Sunday Times
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Joyce's work began to attract attention from the public and she soon found her mailbag bulging with humorous, poignant, personal and often downright silly house names from around the country.
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A fisherman will likely consider the accommodations downright luxurious while a cruiser will find them a little short on privacy.
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They made numerous wholly specious claims and at least one of the women witnesses confessed to having told downright porkies right from the start.
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It's what I call downright Radical nonsense," said Mrs Low, nodding her head energetically.
Phineas Finn
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There are many obscure and dubious mathematical assertions, as well as downright errors.
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Going to see Cirque du Soleil is downright artsy and cultural, and it's fun and exciting.
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It treads a fine line between being a traditional boozer and a downright dirty pigsty.
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But he was downright bulldoggish in his insistence that this was precisely the time we should apply the rule of law - not the law of the Wild, Wild, West soundbite.
William Fisher: The Torture Memos: Rationalizing the Unthinkable -- A Must-Read.
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That was a downright and outright lie, but did I care?
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Not only were some of them plain uncomfortable, but a few were just downright embarrassing!
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It had been neither strikingly new, nor utterly shabby, neither napless nor over-glossy, and might have passed for the hat of a frugally given owner, but its artificially prolonged existence had now reached the final stage, it was crumpled, forlorn, and completely ruined, a downright rag, a fitting emblem of its master.
The Magic Skin
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This sort of syntax is understandable coming from a first - or second-grader, but from a 17-year-old it is downright appalling, Riley said.
Matthew Yglesias » The Bush Family Stamping on a Human Face Forever
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As Dixon points out your comments have upset the Great Gonzo himself and it would be downright rudery to stop now.
Giving evidence to the Chilcot inquiry, Tony Blair said: “I...
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But as a 45-year-old who began serious powerlifting training at 41, she's a downright phenomenon.
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If this is true, then people are just naturally dishonest and crooked and downright rotten.
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The attention paid to young artists in recent decades has grown increasingly disproportionate, for no good reason apart from the follow-my-leader media circus which keeps their antics before an increasingly bored and bewildered (if not downright cynical) public.
Closely guarded secret
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All at once, unattractive qualities such as insularity, parochialism and downright arrogance were introduced into the previously contented continental mix.
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It's downright ill-proportioned which is why I think you want to pull it up.
Pockets! - A Dress A Day
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It takes a lot of thought and effort and downright determination to be agreeable.
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His opinions were downright, if sometimes downright wrong.
Times, Sunday Times
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If someone temporarily forced him into a direct look by speaking to him, then this extremely unharmonious face, jagging angularly in all its features, would become somewhat reserved, wily, shifting, and downright hypocritical.
Archive 2007-12-01
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The song has a true Brit-pop bridge (and actually borrowing a lyric line or two from Stairway to the Stars from BOC's eponymous debut), complete with a choir of 'aaah's', heavy on string synthesizer, with Bloom sounding downright soulful.
All Updates @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
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It is also full of the mundane, the pedestrian and the downright dull and ugly.
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Some, such as wisteria, are downright rampant and should not be selected unless you're willing to do what it takes to manage them.
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No other night of the year manages the unique combination of misery, discomfort, expense and sheer downright unpleasantness.
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He has got to be the best example of a guy that doesn't look exactly THAT hot, but exudes total sexiness and downright charm. * bites lip with pensive look*
Rouflaquette Diary Entry
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I do not wish to call your attention here to the disproportion of the sentence but to its remanence and to the astonishment if not downright indignation this situation provokes in all who cherish the United States because they cherish liberty.
Bernard-Henri Lévy: And to Think That We Still Have to Argue Against the Death Penalty
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It's a risky idea, if not downright dangerous!
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This little nugget of absurdism would be downright ingenious were it intentional but regrettably, any similarity to actual postmodern intellectual thought is purely coincidental.
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That guarded optimism has been replaced by downright pessimism because the bottom of the decline is still not in sight.
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Many of the terms here–such as coprolagnia, cypripareunia, hybristophiliac, peotillomian, and sacofricosis–sound downright illicit.
Depraved and Insulting English « Books « Literacy News
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Let's review: He strings you along while downright dissing his girlfriend behind her back.
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It is almost impossible to believe and downright sickening to accept that in light of the clear mandate of the tea party that the GOP stands on the cusp of returning to 'establishmentarianism,'
ABC News: Top Stories
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The actor playing the crazed counselor is so downright deranged in his performance you feel dirty watching him.
