Sentence examples for something utterly desperate from inspiring English sources

173rd over: England 630-9 (Swann 32, Tremlett 3) There's something utterly desperate about Australia's situation, pushing them into optimistic reviews aiming to gift them a 10th wicket.

Loud and utterly desperate.

Something utterly pointless".

Judy just called about something utterly hysterical.

Just five years ago, "ridesharing" meant something utterly benign.

But, at last, when our isolation and our despondency became utterly desperate, we rose.

And then something utterly banal happens instead.

There is something utterly class-ridden and snobbish in Britain.

That is something utterly basic to any society.

Only after the introduction of midfield players, not strikers, did Scotland retrieve an utterly desperate situation.

There's something utterly tragic about forty-something goths still mired in teen-angst alienation.