Sentence examples for think it is utterly from inspiring English sources

"I think it is utterly essential that we stay in the EU and it is not clear that as leader he would maintain that position, so it entirely depends on the programme that he chooses to pursue if he becomes leader.

"I think it is utterly predictable that, as other partners have to step back, that the risk is that we collect more front-line response work because we are that unique 24-hour seven day a week service".

"I just think it is utterly grotesque that Nigel Farage apparently admires someone, Vladimir Putin... who has blocked at every single turn in the United Nations any attempt by the international community to work in concert to help the many, many millions of people who have been driven from their homes and have been brutalised, and have been tortured and have been killed".

"I think it's utterly ridiculous".

"I think it's utterly wrong and grossly unfair".

"I think it's utterly unfair to the rest of us," Mr. France said.

A more rational part of me accepts that a lot of people are going to think it's utterly dreary".

But I think it's utterly fantastical that you'll fund a Mars mission with a reality TV show".

She said: "I think it's utterly shocking that the due diligence hasn't been done successfully enough to prevent the sale and purchase of these goods when people are being paid so badly and treated so appallingly.

"I think it's utterly disgusting that anyone would try to use a tragedy to forward their sinister lobbying to try to bring about censorship of legal porn.

Then other people think, "Duh, this is so obvious, I don't know why we even bother to state it, it's a tautology". It's interesting that you get people that think it's utterly ridiculous, and others that think that it's so obvious that it doesn't need to be stated.