Sentence examples for so utterly that from inspiring English sources

She embodies his ideas so utterly that one begins to think of "Dutchman" as a monologue.

Swimming in cold water focuses the mind so utterly that it becomes a mindful, meditative experience.

Have we really lost our way so utterly that people would rather watch hockey than the World Series?

Wedded to Labour's statist tradition, he has abandoned the Blairite public-service reforms so utterly that they are now popularly attributed to the ruling Tories.

But over the past decade circumstances have changed so utterly that the famous Franco-German "engine of Europe" will never be the same again, despite efforts in the past month or two to revive it.

France had dominated the set pieces so utterly that it seemed ridiculous that they should be fighting for a draw, but with the draw secured they pushed on for the win.

It's so utterly unromantic, that's what.

His foray into science fiction is a romance between a man and an artificially intelligent operating system that is so utterly convincing that it feels hopeful about the future.

But I have never seen one that left me so utterly unmoved or that seemed so perversely out of touch with the play's soul-wrenching depths as this whimsical storybook interpretation.

"A rump of interested scholars — mainly in France and Brazil — went on to pursue aspects of his work, but essentially Lévi-Strauss ended up as a one-man school, peddling a type of analysis that had become so utterly idiosyncratic that it was impossible to build on," he writes.

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