Sentence examples for To be utter from inspiring English sources

Most films seem to me to be utter rubbish.

Rob Gibbs "Went with my daughter, expecting it to be utter rubbish.

As years go by I have found that to be utter bullshit.

Even more worrisome is the darkness, which needs to be utter — or, in the words of one director, "Dwan black".

"The FCA report appears to be utter whitewash," said Stuart McCredie, who ran a business that entered GRG.

They should've picked a proper bowler and played Stokes at 7. This is going to be utter carnage".

"The word 'disclaimer' has yet to be uttered to us by the players' association," Bettman said.

By Brad Leithauser October 18 , 2012If your bookshelf speaks to you, it's likely to be uttering reproaches.

If your bookshelf speaks to you, it's likely to be uttering reproaches.

Commercial awareness This is one of the most annoying terms to be uttered in the boardroom.

Too frail, ordinarily, to be uttered, some anticipation of fulfillment sponsors these calamitous pursuits of happiness and curtly eloquent confessions.