Sentence examples for More utterly from inspiring English sources

The more utterly the protagonist is crushed, the more urgent and forceful the message.

In all the world, it would be bard to find a more utterly undistinguished court.

"Perhaps never in history has a more utterly unprepared folk wanted to go to the city," Wright wrote.

New England culture itself appeared strange to her. "Had I steped into Noahs Ark I do not think I could have been more utterly astonished," she wrote.

"Had I stepped into Noah's Ark I do not think I could have been more utterly astonished," she would recall, sounding as if she had met the other Addams family.

With the house newly refinished, one can see how this one-and-a-half-story dwelling might have served as a model for the one Poe himself wrote of in "Landor's Cottage," his final short story: "In fact nothing could well be more simple — more utterly unpretending than this cottage.

Making people who lose their job, or are on low wages, ineligible to claim for a week on top of this will needlessly leave more people utterly destitute".

But then right next to such places I would discover more rooms utterly destroyed or flooded … Once I came upon three dogs savagely tearing something apart, and drew my pistol, so convinced was I they would come for me; but even these animals meekly watched me pass, as though they had come to respect the carnage a man was capable of wreaking".

Again, the idea that the US government — or any other government — would have the legal authority to serve as a centralized "licensing board" with the power to shut down websites they deem to be abusive is legally and ethically troubling and, more importantly, utterly unworkable.

What's more, Westchester County was utterly foreign.

That, to my mind, is cruel, patronising and - more importantly - utterly pointless.