Sentence examples for as to be utterly from inspiring English sources

Her characters make an exclusive diet of one another; she once defined happiness as "to be utterly absorbed in at least six other human beings".

But which ones are so strange as to be utterly inadmissible, and which are stranger than which?

Either Mr. Trump is genuinely sympathetic to the David Duke types, or he is so obtuse as to be utterly incapable of learning from his worst mistakes.

The country that was stormed by the Fab Four was reflected in a popular culture so antiseptic as to be utterly lacking in realism.

The core of the evening was, arguably, the terrifying Wasteland, with its bursts of gunfire, huge chord movements and chorus line, "You comfort me", sung so as to be utterly comfortless.

Appellant has been subjected, as all persons within the state of Michigan are, to the law in its regular course of administration through courts of justice, and it is impossible to hold that a judgment so arrived at is such an unrestrained and arbitrary exercise of power as to be utterly void.

As far as custody is concerned, men seem to be utterly ignored and treated as nothing more than cash dispensers.

As ever, it promises to be utterly captivating.

The "rogue reporter" theory of hacking at the News of the World has been shown to be utterly absurd, as made up as much of what goes into some of the more desperate pages of a tabloid newspaper.

Yet on Monday night, at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, the fictional reincarnation of Salvador Agrón, who as a teenager became immortalized in the tabloids as the knife-wielding Capeman, appeared to be utterly in his element.

To be a king, as it's presented here, is to be utterly indulged, to have your every whim gratified on the spot.