Sentence examples for so utter from inspiring English sources

The evisceration of this party that grew arrogantly to treat Scotland as its own fiefdom was so utter and complete on 7 May that, in Westminster last week, it was being described as an extinction event.

Most of us, however, know what she means by "a pain — so utter — It swallows substance up — Then covers the Abyss with Trance — So Memory can step Around — across — upon it — As one within a Swoon — Goes safely — where an open eye — Would drop Him Bonene by Bone.

Not since Jimmy Carter handed the office to Ronald Reagan — arguably not since Herbert Hoover yielded to Franklin Roosevelt — had a president of one party bequeathed a successor from another party so utter an economic disaster as George W. Bush bequeathed to Barack Obama.

He held his high heels up at night when the staff checked the stalls and turned off all the lights and left Poor Tony in a darkness within darkness so utter he had no idea where his own limbs were or went.

Both agencies essentially agreed that small family farms should be the prime beneficiaries of the CBP; however, each agency wished to be the primary administrative agent of the program and pressed their own plan for doing so (Utter 2002).

"There is a pain - so utter - It swallows substance up - Then covers the Abyss with Trance" -Emily Dickinson.

The court might be unwilling, if it were to pass to a decision of the merits, to fit the words so uttered within the framework of this case.

So uttered Mark E. Smith and so went the only hope you had of ever understanding soccer, in the mostly incomprehensible "Kicker Conspiracy".

So uttered Mark E. Smith and so went the only hope you had of ever understanding soccer*, in the mostly incomprehensible "Kicker Conspiracy".

But Anastasia Hille and Tom Goodman-Hill carry the main burden of the play's argument, and do so with utter conviction.

(In the event she wants to drink herself into an early grave, she can do so with utter convenience).