| And even there they can't win in a straight-up confrontation, but have to subvert the process. |
| We always thought that we would just be a straight-up country band, like George Jones or Johnny Cash. |
| She's the one who will know when to be straight-up with her folks and when they can't deal with anything other than a polite fiction. |
| No one should slide through without giving voters a straight-up answer to that question. |
| The record struck a chord with me as just straight-up beautiful and honest songwriting. |
| He was reaching out to the kids, helping families and all sorts of needy individuals, just being a straight-up nice guy. |
