Sentence examples for utter competence from inspiring English sources
"His vigilance from Day One — the utter competence he exuded — will never be fully recognized, because we'll never know what could have happened otherwise.
De Pury was wearing a worn leather helmet, like an aviator from the nineteen-twenties, and she had a look of utter competence about her: thick shoulders, sun-mottled skin, cropped gray hair with Raggedy Ann bangs.
The lack of foreign policy success for the Bush administration is a sign of the president's utter lack of competence, as well as the pernicious influence of lobby groups such as the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.Fernando LezaCaracasWhich way to turn?SIR - You say that an assertive Russia will flex its energy muscles this year ("Power politics", December 29th, Economist.com).
So far it's worked for me, which is a testament to the skill and resourcefulness of Ms. Carpenter's performance as Deb, a character whose combination of insecurity and utter certitude, of awkwardness and competence, isn't quite like anyone else on TV.
But on a day that saw unemployment rise to its highest level since Labour came to power in 1997, David Cameron said the government had lost any claim to economic competence".Everyone can see what an utter mess this Labour government and this Labour prime minister have made of the British economy.
He is intent on assessing her competence and discovering her history, while she dissembles self-protectively, "a foul and utter lie being the best answer" when he asks about the circumstances of her admittance.
Labour saw its lead over the Tories on economic competence rise on the day in which David Cameron accused Gordon Brown of presiding over a "complete and utter failure" of economic policy.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
