Sentence examples for said utterly from inspiring English sources
It is, he said, "utterly class orientated.
We just didn't win," Speaker John Boehner said, utterly failing to grasp the destruction his battle caused.
Channel 5's stuff about psychological insights was, he said, "utterly spurious".
The woman had found everything I said utterly baffling, and I ended up explaining the thinking behind every joke.
"You my nigger, right?" "Yes," Larry says, utterly straight-faced.
Possibly the state-owned companies should focus on this and not, say, utterly unrelated industries.
This is, needless to say, utterly subjective, and open to manipulation.
His childhood was, he says, "utterly traditional" in Anglo-Jewish terms.
Everything happening was announced as "extraordinary", so much so that I fully expected a strapline across the screen saying "Utterly Live Breaking Phenomena".
It's complex, detailed stuff, some would say utterly tedious.
"It is not nice, this life," she says, utterly deadpan, before accepting the offer of a Mars bar.
