Sentence examples for because of the utter from inspiring English sources

We may fail because of the utter incompetence with which the Pentagon leadership has handled the postwar.

She knows that whatever she offers will be taken up, because of the utter repetitiveness of human grief.

Upamanyu Raju, 21, a student at Delhi University, said he has been attending protests since a day after the rape victim was admitted to the hospital because of the "utter atrocity of what happened".

For me, Meyers's romcoms have been unwatchable because of the utter fakeness of their leading players: but I must confess, Baldwin and Streep do have that most over-analysed thing, "chemistry", and their marriage and sudden Indian summer of forbidden sex is weirdly believable – as unbelievable as that sounds.

It started to feel like he was staring solely at me, and it felt incredibly intimate because of the utter silence.

And certainly not among the students, who are carried away by fad after fad, ever the bane of undergraduate learning, but pushed to extremes in America today because of the utter disconnect between insiders and outsiders, the total absence of a philosophy of common good accessible to both the rulers and the ruled.

[New York Post] Most say Ms. Simmons should not lose her job or be suspended because of the obscenity uttered while she was doing a live promo, a poll finds.

They will endure, mostly because they realize the utter singularity of the human race over time, from its earliest manifestations to its later, terrorized forms.

This is because of the conviction of utter hopelessness that runs through all Wells's science fiction.

Oh, the hours of frustration, the utter futility!

Hsieh's success in the fetishized retail category of shoes is curious because of his utter disengagement from the product; when he talks about "platforms," he is referring to a business framework, not to thick soles.