Sentence examples for either utterly from inspiring English sources

Initially full of idealism, they leave the country either utterly disillusioned or even more zealous – ideology acting as a powerful buffer against reality.

You must either utterly embrace or utterly reject your parents' values.

"The president is either utterly unaware of or unwilling to admit his own role in perpetuating divisiveness and polarization," opined conservative columnist, Jennifer Rubin, in a hasty, late-night screed that may as well have been written on Mars.

I got there, and after the basic doctor/patient introduction (you know, being told I'm either utterly insane and manifesting these blindness episodes or I could have a brain tumor) the doctor left me with a technician who hooked me up to an EEG.

I got there, and after the basic doctor/patient introduction (you know, being told I'm either utterly insane and manifesting these blindness episodes or I could have a brain tumour) the doctor left me with a technician who hooked me up to an EEG.

No, with Sampha the vocal is starkly separated from the spare accompaniment, to the extent that it either sounds utterly new, or weirdly old-fashioned and pre-postmodern.

This was one of the less memorable Marvel superhero franchises of the new millennium, which made the prospect of reimagining it for the third time in two decades either an utterly thankless task, or a genuine challenge.

He was either out LBW (utterly plumb) or caught".

Either way, Chang utterly upends what we might expect of a violent movie, and certainly what we might expect of a violent movie starring sexy Ryan Gosling.

It has brilliance, either way: surreal, utterly distinctive, witty, gloomy in the manner that his fans will recognise and adore, but with a new epic confidence, absorbing the influences of Fellini and Lynch.

There have traditionally been three types of golf books: historical ones like "The Longest Shot" and "The Upset," and those that are either instructional or utterly frivolous, in which various celebrities and "celebrities" mix alleged humor and ersatz modesty as they hack around a links memoir.