Sentence examples for are now utterly from inspiring English sources

Conservation organisations and grouse-shooting interests are now utterly at loggerheads.

The movie is rated PG-13, not because the Farrellys seem to be self-censoring but because their scatology and ribaldry are now utterly mainstream.

For example the visual identities created for each of the modern Olympics belong to a very unique group: identities that have been globally ubiquitous but that are now utterly redundant.

"John McCain's positions on every major policy issue that he has faced in the Senate are now utterly incoherent...and that makes it all the more remarkable that John McCain is such a perceived font of wisdom for the punditocracy in Washington.

Gervais' own desperation for fame is now utterly transparent.

The UN's future role is now utterly unclear because, as the joke has it, everyone is "waiting for Ban".

The B novel, as a genre, is now utterly defunct; and "A Clockwork Orange" may be its only long-term survivor.

They may not reach that far but their place in the fifth round was now utterly secure.

The sound of explosions – followed by a plume of smoke – is now utterly routine.

Talking about terrible, impending doom, I am now utterly convinced that Stannis is going to die.

There was nothing he could do for himself and this man, so dependable and so competent, was now utterly vulnerable.