Sentence examples for a man of utter from inspiring English sources

"He was a man of utter, complete artistic and moral integrity," said Pullman.

But it did portray a man of utter cynicism and terrifying self-confidence.

Mick is a man of utter Scottish ordinariness – a father, a Glaswegian with a gentle wit, a Rangers supporter – and he begins to unravel with grief.

Alda's Feynman is a man of utter charm, although a scene with one of his female students (Kellie Overbey) suggests, ever so glancingly, that there might be a whiff of something unsavory behind that charm.

The Prophet, here the sturdy, compelling bass Kevin Burdette, is a man of utter rectitude and eerily calm authority who sees his family as a persecuted minority, just good folks trying to practice their religion.

He was a divided man of utter integrity, someone who lived a lie and always told the truth.

In his diary, Hart wrote that Haig was "a man of supreme egoism and utter lack of scruple - who, to his overweening ambition, sacrificed hundreds of thousands of men".

As played by Hardy, Max is a man of very few words, most of them uttered in an initial voice-over.

He lacks the resources to travel, let alone buy campaign ads, and the press has abandoned him, raising the age-old question: if a man utters pearls of profound wisdom, and no-one is there to hear him, did he really utter them at all?

Instead, they had the quality of repose, of a man breathing in to utter his next words.

In a position of utter desolation, when a man cannot express himself in positive action, when his only achievement may consist in enduring his sufferings in the right way-an honorable way-in such a position man can, through loving contemplation of the image he carries of his beloved, achieve fulfillment.