Sentence examples for utter change from inspiring English sources

I was so shocked and embarrassed at this utter change in demeanour I didn't know what to say, as he was the model professional employee in front of everyone else.

Referring to the relentless increase in computing power, he added, "When you have Moore's Law creating these exponentially new capabilities, we're always in a time of utter change, maybe even accelerating change".

Who knows what magic words were uttered to change the opinion of one of the most stubborn dictators in recent history.

In other words, an utter jerk helped change society by making computers known for their niceness.

Bowling changes – utter brilliance".

"It was two years of utter misery which changed her life and the family's life very drastically," says Ms. Podell.

The video features a painstaking montage of the conservative leader echoing the prime minister's words, culminating in a section in which both repeatedly utter the word "changes" as David Bowie sings along.

Though President Bush remains recalcitrant — he could barely bring himself to utter the phrase "climate change" in his State of the Union address last month — the Republican defeat in November has removed from power Congress's most reliable obstructionists.

After the Republican midterm election gains, Obama did not dare utter the words climate change or global warming – in contrast to his earlier state of the union speeches, when he directly called on Congress to pass cap-and-trade legislation.

The odd thing about concerted action, when a number of people close ranks and link up to defend a cause, or to utter a cry for change, is how often one voice, for all the force of that communal intent, stands out from the hubbub.

"President Obama did not even utter the words 'climate change' in his State of the Union address in January".