Sentence examples for might utterly from inspiring English sources

European federalists have long feared that enlargement might utterly destroy their dream of an EU that evolves into a political union, with a genuine economic government and a unified foreign policy, particularly since many central Europeans are suspected of harbouring an outmoded attachment to national sovereignty.

We are hopefully avoiding the very worst of matters, the sort of global crisis of confidence in American intelligence and competence that is the only distraction that might utterly derail matters in Asia and the Pacific.

Of course, the Kings' ownership might be utterly indifferent to what's happening on the court.

Lazy Bones, meanwhile, might be utterly derivative, but at least the source material was good.

This sequence of events might seem utterly ordinary on train platforms in Berlin or Bangkok, Stockholm or Singapore.

Two milk chocolates, both with 45percentt cacao solids, might have utterly different levels of sugar and dairy content.

They might be utterly ludicrous too, but Gaskell writes better, thinks deeper and has a pinch of tongue-in-cheek to her.

This might seem utterly irrational, but it did not surprise Daniel Kahneman, the psychologist who won the Nobel in economic science for work that became the foundation of behavioral economics.

Ingredients might be utterly transformed by unexpected colour, texture and temperature, but they can be quite humble – Adria doesn't rely on hunks of truffle to amaze his diners or hike up prices.

For example, an Indian batsman will anticipate the cracks that often emerge on Indian pitches in the latter stages of a Test match but might be utterly unprepared for Australia's bouncier wickets.

A room with a door and a window tends not to change fundamentally from one century to the next, even if the lives and technologies within them might change utterly.