Sentence examples for it not utterly from inspiring English sources

Is it not utterly inappropriate for this director to be a decisionmaker in this ruling when he has been pushing for this to happen for his own personal reasons?... Shirley Yules, Manhattan.

"This losing of wickets at crucial moments, does it not utterly expose mental weakness," says Ian Copestake, forgetting his question mark again even though his buddies died face down in the mud.

But for all that we ought to be glad, no one really needed it, yet it was not utterly worthless, it taught us the forms of this our present waking life, the manners of the unreachable".

As long as it's not utterly insane, deal with it.

Such a story would be breathtaking if it were not utterly believable.

It was not utterly new to England, however; the restrictions of the Licensing Act of 1737 had been habitually evaded by combining drama with music, singing, and dancing.

But among the capital's power brokers, Mr. Torricelli has accumulated considerable influence, so it is not utterly unthinkable that he would be considered.

They should certainly be confident of reaching the quarter-finals and, after that, it is not utterly ludicrous to think they can go further.

It is not utterly straightforward to explain especially the large difference between the results from Ireland and Greece described in Sect.

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