Sentence examples for makes it utterly from inspiring English sources

At the very moment that they are thanking God for the enjoyment of civil and religious liberty, and for the right to worship God according to the dictates of their own consciences, they are utterly silent in respect to a law which robs religion of its chief significance, and makes it utterly worthless to a world lying in wickedness.

And the forest's smallness, he said, makes it utterly fragile.

"It's a Catch-22, which makes it utterly unsurprising that they offer such bad value," says Nicholas Barr, an economist at the London School of Economics.

The claim that facio-cephalic autonomic symptoms can be part of the picture makes it utterly demanding to recognize the original picture of HC.

A look at the history of political violence in the United States makes it utterly clear there is no equivalency whatsoever between right and left.

Rather, she refers to a hunch that mayonnaise's whiteness makes it utterly unappealing to a generation who want to reject their boring white heritage.

There is, of course, the small side effect of making it utterly impossible to have a rational policy-making discussion about a critical national issue.

His relationship with both his mother and brother was also very sweet, completing the book and making it utterly heart warming.

It's overflowing with ingenious riffing, intoxicating chants and almighty freakouts, all with an exceptional dynamic bite and poppy concision that make it utterly accessible and head-spinningly great fun throughout.

Using state-of-the-art 3D and digitally created beasts, Lee and his team of technicians make it utterly real, as they do a mysterious island that briefly provides a dangerously seductive haven.

So it wasn't just the vote to block Toomey-Manchin that was so disheartening — that a minority of the Senate, representing a minority of Americans, was able to vote down legislation that had been so watered-down as to make it utterly unobjectionable.