Sentence examples for I think utterly from inspiring English sources

This completely understandable view is, I think, utterly wrong.

The Dark Lady is, I think, utterly unknowable – not least because Shakespeare uses her as more of a cipher, a focal point for his self-hating-fuelled misogyny.

"She's utterly unique and I think absolutely exquisitely beautiful," Mr. Carradine said.

I think his utterly obsessive way of working would strike me as less eccentric if he were still a novelist.

In making this point, Milton has just made us, I think, almost utterly unwilling to effect this justice that he himself has called for.

"I think they're utterly human, utterly universal," she said, "and in the end what comforts me is knowing that I'm not the only one that feels that way".

Until the 1970s, this was thought utterly unprintable and circulated only in academic gossip.

I think evil is utterly autonomous.

"I think it's utterly ridiculous".

"I think that's utterly disgusting.

"I think it's utterly wrong and grossly unfair".