Sentence examples for even more utterly from inspiring English sources

Economic models, which have almost no predictive ability as it is, are even more utterly useless here: it's very easy to model a productivist economy, and probably impossible to model a creativist one, so guess what academic economists who want to publish papers with lots of equations do?

The spectacle of some reasonably-comfortable woman with tears filling her eyes, weeping mournfully that "I want my country back" looks even more utterly ludicrous while watching the nation of Egypt actually fighting to literally get their country back.

Skin color seemed even more utterly insignificant in combat and now, on his last day, just playing a game of full court, Butch's life was being threatened for being the wrong color.

Then, in 1966, he found an even more utopian yet now utterly commonplace future for the home-movie format: Eight mm.

A state investigating panel known as the McKay Commission concluded that the assault was terribly conceived, even more poorly executed and utterly unnecessary.

But he's come into the public eye thanks to his other skills – as an actor (appearing as repellent kleptomaniac Dan in Him & Her), as a sketch performer (one half of the delightfully offbeat Two Episodes Of MASH) and – even more bizarrely – as an utterly inappropriate substitute for Rachel Riley on Eight Out Of Ten Cats Does Countdown.

Even more importantly, his players seemed utterly unperturbed by the latest battle cries from Old Trafford.

The scene where she receives the news that the implantation was not successful is utterly devastating, even more so for Notaro's characteristically understated response: "I see," she says, her jaw locking.

Though familiar now, the portrait, taken minutes after the marine was engaged in combat, remains utterly arresting, even more so printed big and given the breathing space it deserves.

It was fun to explore the place where we have both spent most of our lives, and even more fun discovering so many utterly foreign little pockets of weirdness in the process.

It was fun to explore the place where we have both spent most of our lives, and even more fun discovering so many utterly foreign little pockets of weirdness in the process. .