Sentence examples for considered utterly from inspiring English sources

Many provided only classroom lessons, which, unconnected to clinical or laboratory experience, Flexner considered "utterly worthless".

Regency itself, as a style, was generally discounted, and the Brighton Pavilion considered utterly ridiculous.

ALL of this history explains why, in legal circles, Mr. Feinberg's original decision to bar proximity claims was considered utterly mainstream.

I was in fact a pretty good, well-informed business negotiator, and I was always astonished to find myself in situations where that was considered utterly irrelevant".

It is considered utterly vulgar to suggest that you have been "jewed down" in a business deal.

It also produced some duds, but this is still a pretty impressive list for a system that was considered utterly corrupt.

One connection, though, Katznelson considers utterly Faust­ian: to push their legislative programs through Congress, the New Dealers sold their souls to the segregated South.

Pessoa's words in his autobiographical "The Book of Disquiet" define Aaliya's personal philosophy: "The only attitude worthy of a superior man is to persist in an activity he recognizes is useless, to observe a discipline he knows is sterile, and to apply certain norms of philosophical and metaphysical thought that he considers utterly inconsequential".

Ahmed considered herself utterly American.

I started to put my life back together, aided by the relative quiet that characterizes a landscape that is simultaneously considered so utterly alien and so iconically American.

After the intermission Mr. Rothman conducted Mozart's "Linz" Symphony in an account that sounded both scrupulously considered and utterly fresh.