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Stewart is as Cockney as they come, & utterly urban.

I'm sure many will come away utterly baffled by what happened.

As Enright ruefully noted, British reviewers who had praised the novel had come to utterly incompatible judgments about its narrator, Gina.

What better time to rethink Kennan than now, when the American infatuation with noble adventures has come so utterly to grief?

The final twist, effective enough (though not very imaginative) as a piece of suspense plotting, has the unfortunate effect of making everything that has come before utterly nonsensical (Scott).

With the contract the major leagues came to utterly dominate the minors.

Similarly, our two-pound lobster came with utterly superfluous French fries.

That made his televised address freely conceding defeat the day results came in utterly extraordinary.

And now comes an utterly reckless piece of legislation that would destroy these gains.

Nevertheless, when Bronxville parents fired hard questions about their languishing school at Turner managers, they came away utterly exasperated.

But this malefactor's tragic end, when it finally comes, seems utterly out of place, even to the other characters.