Sample Sentences forout-and-out (auto-selected)
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This isn't an out-and-out lie, because the headaches are a part of it.† (source)
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It's not like anyone was out-and-out mean to me, but I felt iced out by Amos and Henry and Miles.† (source)
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"Mr. Odom's tours are an out-and-out con job," the spy went on.† (source)
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The place in Florida is a dump, if the out-and-out truth is to be spoken.† (source)
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Shift schedules, fund allocations, project juggling, out-and-out looting of other projects ...he'd never pulled so many stunts in his life.† (source)
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It was worth the marathon of cutting and sewing when I walked in for the Report and the first thing I saw was the out-and-out envy in Josie's eyes.† (source)
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Boris had promised me that we would do two of the leftover hits of acid as soon as his mind got back to usual, which was how he put it; he still felt a bit spaced-out, he confided, saw moving patterns in the fake wood-grain of his desk at school, and the first few times he'd smoked weed he'd started out-and-out tripping again.† (source)
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The line went out and out and out but it was slowing now and he was making the fish earn each inch of it.† (source)
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I don't think any of our assets out-and-out lied to us, but they would exaggerate, probably to get more money.† (source)
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You know how girls are at that age about any attention paid their bodies, and this was out and out probing of the rudest kind.† (source)
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"There's few out-and-out traitors, though there's some, even your spider hasn't found them all," Bywater had warned him.† (source)
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Immediately the wind lifted both of them and she saw herself sailing off the fill to the right, out and out over the lashing water.† (source)
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But that is an out-and-out grin.† (source)
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I know human nature pretty well by now," he added, with a note of sadness in his cheery, young voice, "and I know these Frenchmen out and out.† (source)
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It was harder to bear than Honey's out-and-out cattiness.† (source)
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That's a out and out lie or I never heard one, said Rawlins.† (source)
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