Sentence examples for something utterly hypnotic from inspiring English sources

But I have to say that there was something utterly hypnotic in Rylance's performance – a real triumph.

But there is something about the way that three songs intersect in it that I find utterly hypnotic.

Listen to his 1965 piece It's Gonna Rain, a tape-loop of a Pentecostal preacher, back to back with something utterly modern – say, some Chicago footwork – and you hear eerie similarities in the stuttered rhythm and hypnotic repetition.

I find him an utterly hypnotic and utterly humane writer.

Something utterly pointless".

Judy just called about something utterly hysterical.

The scenery, combined with the cello's mournful tones, is utterly hypnotic.

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

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

That is something utterly basic to any society.

And then something utterly banal happens instead.