Sentence examples for just the utter from inspiring English sources

"Just the utter exhaustion of not being able to get comfortable, or feeling hungry but not being able to eat because she can't keep anything in".

And just imagine the utter absurdity of setting a suburban mom loose on the street, risking arrest and subsequent loss of her child as an "unfit parent," not to find "some weed" but to somehow track down a non-psychoactive high-CBD-concentrated cannabis extract that's pure and safe enough to give to a severely ill child.

And just imagine the utter absurdity of setting a suburban mum loose on the street, risking arrest and subsequent loss of her child as an "unfit parent", not to find "some weed" but to somehow track down a non-psychoactive high-CBD-concentrated cannabis extract that's pure and safe enough to give to a severely ill child.

Then again, as he fusses over the computer, it could just be the uttering of a capricious thought.

We were all just taking in the utter devastation of the place when the Muslim captain of our boat started walking across the deck, which was filled with holes.

It was presented as an ultimatum and stated that without a surrender, the Allies would attack Japan, resulting in "the inevitable and complete destruction of the Japanese armed forces and just as inevitably the utter devastation of the Japanese homeland".

Just to demonstrate the utter genericness of pre-Inauguration coverage, we begin today by noting that President Obama begins his second term "with challenges at home and overseas," in startling contrast to all the Presidents who had no worries to speak of domestically and a broad agreement from the rest of the world to chill out and leave us alone.

It is not just the words we utter but whether we are smiling, sad, angry or frustrated.

I didn't feel bitterness at the decision, just complete and utter disbelief".

Our family and friends will just have to understand the utter importance of our prioritizing our romantic partnership.

But it's not just the words Carol utters ― it's to whom she tells them.