Sentence examples for felt utter from inspiring English sources
"For years I just felt utter hopelessness.
Asking for anonymity, the man said: "I felt utter hatred and for the first time in my life, I had a criminal impulse, a desire to kill a man.
Mr. Polanski's lawyer, John KelsaidFry, said his client had felt "utter grief," not "utter indifference," after Tate's death, and noted that Ms. Telle had not been a witness at the trial.
Ibrahim Maarouf, a Palestinian English teacher who fled first from Syria and then from a refugee camp in Lebanon with his wife and two children, said he felt utter despair about his future.
Ten days later I felt utter despair when I read her follow up message, "She took him".
They may feel utter contempt for us.
For a New Yorker to stand outside a white-washed town house in Notting Hill, and watch Eastern European nannies herd children to waiting Range Rovers, is to feel utter familiarity.
He said: "It makes me feel utter disgust and it is reprehensible that someone should disfigure what is a memorial to two young boys and see it as something they can make money from without any consideration for the families who lost loved ones.
"I feel utter shock," he said.
But when we witness violence from the athletes of our favorite teams and sports, we feel utter disappointment instead.
