Sentence examples for are made utterly from inspiring English sources

Huneven is a restaurant critic for L.A. Weekly; in her hands, Pete's love of food and encyclopedic knowledge of it are made utterly credible (I actually tried one of his tricks for roasting chicken and found it delicious), and his lurching efforts at socialization prompt hilarious swings between wit and rudeness.

So that is almost 900,000 people who have been made utterly miserable so far, albeit for only a few days.

But perhaps the book's most terrifying revelation is the idea that all that is necessary for a person's life to be made utterly miserable is for another person to want this badly enough, for whatever reason.

There had never been a Lucretia like this (just as there had never been a Susanna or a Bathsheba like Rembrandt's), her face shiny and pallid with death, a painting of slits and gashes and apertures, where the torn, punctured body of the woman is made utterly naked by being ostensibly covered.

In my more than 400 interviews with boys this was made utterly clear to me.

Shufflebarger told ABC News that she was made utterly "speechless" by the young man's gesture.

Senate Republicans have been made utterly irrelevant to the process, as evidenced by the fact that even the mainstream media barely notices what they have to say anymore.

In this area, there is a lack of compatibility within the Member States, and practical cross-border cooperation is made utterly impossible by the completely incompatible technical standards involved.

Trends are born, stars are made, and brain cells are utterly destroyed right on our beautiful beaches.

He also argued against the Buddhist belief that the mind ought to be made pure, utterly rid of human desires, and empty like a bright mirror or calm like still water.

Laurent Blanc's players heaved unsuccessfully to contain slippery opponents and were made to look utterly limited at times.