Sentence examples for act utterly from inspiring English sources

The rhythm was musical, the effect comedic and the balancing act utterly riveting.

Keep staring at it with wide eyes and act utterly transfixed.

The Clinton campaign acted utterly shocked by this possible revelation.

Two inquiries have been launched, to discover how a man said to have acted "utterly normally" in prison could suddenly end his sentence after just four years.Investigators may or may not find evidence of missed warning signs.

Joseph Bondy, Mr. Eppolito's lawyer, said that the drug deal in Las Vegas and money-laundering that his client was accused of there were "completely sporadic disparate acts utterly unconnected to the New York acts".

In this regard, George W Bush acted utterly in character when the electoral college tally finally confirmed that Barack Hussein Obama – an African-American abadoned by his father, raised by a single mom – was headed for the White House.

He took her to movies like "Freaks" and "Tommy" when she was a young child, and when a stranger in a movie theater tried to grope her, she recalls, her father acted utterly blasé, telling her that the next time such a thing happened, she should simply say "Take your hands off me!" in a very loud voice.

Jenny often acted "utterly impulsive".

In English his act is utterly off the wall – far weirder than anything being done, as far as I know, by anglophone comedians.

There are lots of vituperative rants against the press in "A Journey"; at one point Mr. Blair rails against Britain's Freedom of Information Act as "utterly undermining of sensible government".

The White Stripes act was utterly choreographed, from its red-and-white outfits and instruments to Mr. White's careful placement of two microphones for himself to expand the tableau.