Sentence examples for these utterly from inspiring English sources

There's something a little apocalyptic in these utterly lifeless landscapes — even the tree branches are long past any potential leafiness.

Because he was trying to shove down the throats of these utterly sclerotic Leninist cadres that the human revolution comes first.

Are walnuts the only acceptable addition – or could you be tempted by these utterly divine, but distinctly un-American cardamom and pistachio numbers?

A line has to be drawn somewhere to determine which of these utterly different standards of government behavior is applied where — and the nation's border is as good a line as any.

So yes, we should probably have some sympathy for the screenwriter when he's simply trying to explain the nonsensical decision-making process followed by studio bigwigs when making these utterly ridiculous decisions.

But to a reporter sitting 25 feet away, for the five hours it took to complete preliminary hearings against Saddam Hussein and 11 others who terrorized Iraq, they seemed to have shrunk, pressing home the question: How could these utterly unremarkable men, forgettable in any other context, have so tyrannized their 25 million countrymen that they remained unchallenged for 35 years?

"I refute these accusations utterly".

These are utterly foreign propositions to Chancellor George Osborne.

In her hands, all these feel utterly fresh and captivating.

Dozens of readers commented at the New York Times Web site with sentiments overwhelmingly along these lines: "Utterly pointless.

"These are utterly disgraceful scenes and demonstrate the fact some so-called supporters were always intent on violence.