Sentence examples for has utterly no from inspiring English sources

Gerard Mulligan, a writer who's about to mark his sixth presidential election working on Letterman monologues, insists he has "utterly no clue of how David votes.

With a U.S. president facing political pressure to prove he can "stand up to Putin" from a public that nonetheless has utterly no stomach for military intervention in Ukraine, the only "weapons" available are economic sanctions of the "this will hurt me more than it hurts you" variety.

It's amazing to see these women march into a Zimbabwean court and explain the laws of the country to corrupt state prosecutors and judges who have utterly no regard for the law.

"All this punishment was having utterly no positive impact," Newman-Polk told me of her client.

He's been prowling Iberia for ages, discovering gems of restaurants and small wine makers who have utterly no interest in selling to you, me -- or even to Gerry at first, until he proves himself professionally savvy enough to merit at least a conversation.

But it has utterly changed the politics of the issue.

He went on, "From the very beginning of this love I have felt that unless I threw myself into it... committing myself totally and with all my heart, utterly and forever, I had absolutely no chance, and that even if I do throw myself into it in this way the chance is very slight.

In 1938, with West's movie career on the decline thanks to the Hays Office censors, Colette wrote that West had invented something utterly new: "She alone has no parents, no children, no husband.

She said news stories recently about children "feeling they have no future" showed the focus was "wrong", adding: "That is the population we have utterly failed - young people".

This is a far cry from most media criticism at the time, when the OWS was summarily dismissed as utterly nihilistic -- having no focus, no program, no leaders and no lasting legacy.

She had utterly transformed the room.