Sentence examples for though utterly from inspiring English sources
"[Fashion] is what is rare, correctly proportioned, and though utterly discrete, libidinous".
Though utterly without merit, the bill stands a fighting chance in a legislative body where ideology now routinely trumps common sense.
Though utterly miserable, it never occurred to him to complain to his parents, or attempt to run away, because boarding school was then a fact of life.
Where Garrison, though utterly passionate and courageous in his denunciations, was a thorough man of the North, with lawyerly-journalistic gifts of argument and irony, Brown was a man of romantic feeling.
The story, though utterly sanitized (racism is wished away, ethnic issues ignored, politics reduced to Roosevelt vs. Scrooge), is moderately engaging, and the period design is appealingly crisp, but, sadly, Breslin can't carry the movie.
Nairn's, though utterly delicious, is softer than any tablet I've had before – almost melt in the mouth – while both Broon's and Lawrence's have a more robust texture; the former slightly softer, the latter almost snappable.
Some, though, are utterly silent when they're switched off, which is an unhappy surprise.
He was, though, totally and utterly beaten.
One connection, though, Katznelson considers utterly Faustian: to push their legislative programs through Congress, the New Dealers sold their souls to the segregated South.
If Powell often seems uncomfortable among the hawks and ultra-conservatives of the Republican vanguard, though, Gates is utterly at home among the Harvard elite.
The score, though, is utterly beguiling.
