Sentence examples for needs to be utter from inspiring English sources

Even more worrisome is the darkness, which needs to be utter — or, in the words of one director, "Dwan black".

Behind the veil of official secrecy, the FBI can avoid the scrutiny they unexpectedly received from broad swaths of the public, and statements like "this is only about one phone" – ludicrous from the start – won't need to be uttered.

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Now our fears were being realized, and words Poppa would have preferred to leave unsaid needed to be uttered.

"Basically, the whole thing needs to be an utter snobfest, otherwise how is it different from the Costas?" the publisher asked.

When I put this to Morgan at the time, he told me it was "utter bollocks… she just needs to be aware that the conversation never happened".

A problem, I learned from her, was that the (well-known) writer on whom she had relied to compose "every public word I ever uttered" needed to be asked whether he could cooperate in this venture.

His utter normalcy needed to be shown because it was, for many, in doubt as a sole result of the color of his skin.

This has given me the tiny break I needed to be able to make it without utter exhaustion.

"It was an utter mess and needed to be gutted," Mr. Mentesana said, "and I'd just started work at PricewaterhouseCoopers".

These need to be used in just about every sentence uttered by Democrats, from now until November.