Sentence examples for there is utterly from inspiring English sources

To try to scale a large mountain or cross an ocean simply "because it is there" is utterly and exclusively modern.

The view from up there is utterly beautiful.

But really, there is utterly no purpose except to be alive.

Now, despite my best efforts, there is utterly no way to change it to something relevant.

Now that Saddam is no longer, there is utterly no end game other than the numbing catechism of stopping terrorists.

In other words, there is utterly no need to register a judgment in another state and obtain a charging order there, as the Florida appellate court here required.

There's utterly no evidence his family has ever done good by anyone.

There were utterly idiotic suggestions that Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Tory MP who knows no economics and has a degree in history, should replace Carney.

Everybody who worked there was utterly miserable, morale was terrible and I was spending my whole time with lawyers, which I really don't like doing, to no avail".

Texts from May's aide, Fiona Hill, to Morgan, about not wanting her in a meeting – one text ended "so there" – are utterly childish, but so are Morgan's remarks about never having spent as much on an item of clothing as May has spent on her posh trews.

This requirement of a nexus eventually was manifested in the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Todd Shipyards to the practical effect that if an in-state business bought insurance out-of-state, and there was utterly nothing more to the transaction than that the risks were in-state, then the transaction was not subject to in-state regulation or taxation.