Sentence examples for speaking utterly from inspiring English sources

By 2012, Damian had, ideologically speaking, utterly transformed.

Our existence within the world and our place within it is, metaphysically speaking, utterly contingent.

Realism posits an objective realm that is utterly independent and hence, strictly speaking, is utterly meaningless to thought.

"I'm sorry," the Minotaur said, and for a long time he couldn't speak, deprived utterly of strength.

By now he also read and spoke Latin, utterly garbled by his artilleryman's ear.

He looked, objectively speaking, completely and utterly ridiculous.

The Bavli presents an utterly autonomous statement, speaking in its own behalf and in its own way about its own interests.

It was the same playful approach Clinton's vice-presidential pick, Tim Kaine, had used earlier in the night when he made fun of the Republican nominee's speaking style, and it was utterly not the point.

"For so long there has been a general sense that the system doesn't work for certain people," said Kathleen Rice, the Nassau district attorney, speaking of the mute, frightened, utterly vulnerable immigrants like the women who worked for the Sabhnanis.

And in Shostakovich's fiendishly demanding First Cello Concerto, Mr. Maisky was utterly in his element, speaking the language of his Russian training like a native.

Corbyn, who was speaking to his director of strategy, Seumas Milne, called the column "utterly disgusting".