Sentence examples for became utterly clear from inspiring English sources

But Fiorina's political ambitions became utterly clear only when she offered to campaign for McCain and stumped wide and far and hard for him, helping him to shore up his economic credentials.

But when it became utterly clear to him that he was an enemy to God, he disassociated himself from him: for Abraham was most tender-hearted, forbearing.

In revisiting the passage, we see that it had become "utterly clear" to Abraham that his father was not vaguely opposed to Abraham's path, but was "an enemy" (uduwun), committed to its destruction.

But in our public discourse, overt racism became utterly taboo.

"The wholesome, innocent, endless summers became utterly unrelatable".

As the numbers caught up in the catastrophe climbed, she says the situation became "utterly, utterly overwhelming".

After a few days, this information became utterly banal.

But, at last, when our isolation and our despondency became utterly desperate, we rose.

As the months wore on, he became utterly obsessed.

The seemingly never-ending disappointment became utterly corrosive.

The source of the problem is state winner-take-all laws, since once it's clear who will win a state, it becomes utterly irrelevant to the campaigns.