Downright lie.

It seems downright cruel.

This is downright comforting.

It was downright dull.

That's a downright lie.

It looks downright tropical there.

Hey, you look downright wicked.

It's a downright dirty shame.

It's just downright discouraging, lieutenant.

She was downright hysterical with delight.

Well, I think it looks downright peculiar.

Now you come along, starting trouble, acting downright loco.

Not for a foursquare, upright, downright, forthright, married lady.

When you think about us Texas, Paris it's downright comical.

Well, I think it's a downright deceitful way of acting.

You've heard of a woman's glory being spent on a downright cur.

But a man that would dynamite a water hole in this kind of country... is downright criminal.

Oh, Lon, when I think of all those awful people you come in contact with downright criminals, I get scared.

And as time went by, she became the town character regarded not just as different, but downright loco and nuts.

Now some of you might actually right now be thinking, It's downright crazy to have 10 TEDTalks summarized into just six words.

Some of you might actually right now be thinking, it's downright crazy to have 10 TED Talks summarized into just six words.

Currently, however, it is downright counter productive. Bank loans have started to increase, but small borrowers, new borrowers, and start up companies are regularly refused.

China s official target growth rate is 7.5 . Anyone forecasting 7 is considered a China bear, and predicting a downshift to 6.5 makes one a downright fanatic.

The next war, terrorist attack, or failed peace initiative may lurk just around the corner. Compared to the politics of this region, a rollercoaster ride is downright calming.

And every time I called them that You may forgive them, they thrust their fingers into their ears, and covered themselves with their garments, and became wayward, and behaved with downright insolence.

And every time I called them that You may forgive them, they thrust their fingers into their ears, and covered themselves with their garments, and became wayward, and behaved with downright insolence.

Yes, the European Union s enlargement since 2004 was preceded by NATO s eastward expansion. But that has not made a real difference at the end of the day, America is also losing interest in NATO, which turned in a not fully convincing performance in Libya and a downright poor one in Afghanistan.

These countries need to understand that calls to cut rich country voting shares at the IMF, unless they are backed up by real money, are naïve, if not downright hypocritical. At the end of the day, as long as the IMF is in the lending business, it needs to keep its creditors happy.

The tens of millions of students who remain in China would not gain the knowledge and skills needed to maintain, much less improve, the economy s global competitiveness. Indeed, given that innovation is critical to China s continued economic development a point that Xi has repeatedly emphasized a war against Western influence in Chinese education is downright irrational.

They hardly ever present it in a humanitarian humanistic light. ...In the regions which accept migrants, the attitude towards them may vary from tolerance through indifference to suspicious xenophobia and downright hostility. quot Mikola Shul apos ga, Zovnishnya migratsiya v Ukraini napryam, sklad, masshtabi, quot Prava lyudini v Ukraini quot , Kiev, 1996, No. 17, pp. 13 14.

NEW YORK An increasingly obvious paradox has emerged in global financial markets this year. Though geopolitical risks the Russia Ukraine conflict, the rise of the Islamic State and growing turmoil across the Middle East, China s territorial disputes with its neighbors, and now mass protests in Hong Kong and the risk of a crackdown have multiplied, markets have remained buoyant, if not downright bubbly.

Some regard race based medical treatment as necessary to reduce health disparities, while others view it as downright discriminatory. When BiDil was approved, Francis Collins, who was Director of the US National Human Genome Research Institute at the time, warned that we should move without delay from blurry and potentially misleading surrogates for drug response, such as race, to the more specific causes.

Such a system would be the political equivalent of letting the inmates guard the prison. In fact, the Competitiveness Pact s failure even to mention the Europe 2020 strategy, which EU leaders enacted less than a year ago as a blueprint for economic development, reinforces the impression of uncoordinated, ad hoc, and downright erratic policymaking that is heavy on theatrics and light on implementation.

Of course, the critics are right to argue that not all innovations in finance have been useful, and that some have been downright destructive. By and large, however, innovations such as interest rate swaps and junk bonds have been immensely beneficial, allowing a variety of firms to emerge and obtain finance in a way that simply was not possible before.

This also means that political elites should try to understand and work with the message of indignation and not cynically play up anger for electoral advantage. It is not just ridiculous, but downright irresponsible, for example, that the British Labour Party intellectual Maurice Glasman now feels compelled to reveal the so far hidden angry insurgent side of party leader Ed Miliband.