Sentence examples for not was utterly from inspiring English sources

Self-exiled from his homeland, on the run from the authorities, he was repeatedly jailed, often through no fault of his own, and enslaved; as a soldier he lost the use of his left hand and most of his ideals; he had relentless family struggles, and more often than not was utterly broke.

You should assist him but should not be utterly impoverished.

Rents are rocketing, house prices, stagnating gently or not, are utterly prohibitive.

But Jolie already has two feet in the directing pool and is more interested in giving us deeply personal projects which may or may not be utterly dreadful.

Actually, I have never seen a production of "Tosca" in which Scarpia's lechery and ruthlessness has not been utterly evident.

For it to have lost support in many seats is calamitous.And yet looked at in a different, narrower way, Labour has not been utterly defeated so much as it has simply failed to make any headway.

This is why privacy reform might not be utterly dead.

Would that not be utterly incompatible with God's moral character?

Notions like belief, desire, hope, fear, etc. are folk notions and, as such, it may not be utterly plausible to expect (eliminativist arguments aside) that a scientific psychology will preserve the exact contours of these concepts.

That Blair, spoiler alert, was really an unwitting CIA agent seems rather fanciful, especially since the CIA, to the extent there is only one version of CIA, wasn't really for the Iraq project, not being utterly daft.

We don't even care if you read the books and knew this was coming -- the Red Wedding, expected or not, was absolutely, utterly and unforgettably devastating.