Sentence examples for not utterly lost from inspiring English sources
Innocence is not utterly lost, but its bright-purple shine has gone.
The stark surroundings of an airport, or a motorway cafe are lifeless enough to prevent distraction and comforting enough so that we don't utterly lose hope.
For once, "City of God" rises above its own brilliance, its ominous delight in those who are unfettered by morality, and takes the trouble to show that they are in fact not free but utterly lost, stranded in Purgatory and heading downward fast.
He does not recognize it at all and feels utterly lost.
And, the book asserts, Mr. Leno isn't simply hardworking; he's a man who feels utterly lost outside of his work routine and abhors "the very idea of vacation".
Not being able to fit into the heterosexual or homosexual worlds left me utterly lost and hopelessly lonely.
Embracing the ideology and aware that "he will be utterly lost if ever he lets go of [it]," the individual tries not to depart from the (ideo)logical system, and this attempt, this "inner coercion," to keep one's self in line "seems to confirm a man's identity outside all relationships with others".36.36
"JP went ballistic, letting loose a stream of invective and consciousness so intense that I was utterly lost for words and decided on the method of least resistance: ie not responding at all," Seddon writes.
Hamlet is not a man who cannot make up his mind, as Laurence Olivier would have it, but rather a man whose desire is utterly lost to him.
Utterly lost, they chose to turn back.
