Sentence examples for utter debacle from inspiring English sources

Peter King of Sports Illustrated described the game as a total, absolute, utter debacle for Romo: With a minute to go and the score tied, only the Lord knows what Romo was looking at.

"It's an utter debacle," says Michael Krensavage, an analyst at Raymond James & Associates.

At long last, twenty years after the Dukakis debacle, the C-word itself could again be uttered in polite company: in the final days of the campaign, Obama pledged "a better government — a more competent government".

As with the debacle at Copenhagen in 2009, if we are to avoid utter demoralisation, those campaigning for a sustainable future must ensure we link our struggle for environmental justice to wider questions.

After all, during her 2010 gubernatorial campaign she demonstrated that she was willing to spew utter nonsense in order win re-election (remember the beheadings in the desert debacle?).

To complain about EU workers claiming benefits in Britain while thousands of Brits enjoy retirement in EU countries is utter hypocrisy – as is, unfortunately, much of the debate surrounding this whole EU debacle.

Consider the 2011 debacle when producer Brett Ratner and host Eddie Murphy backed out of their jobs in November after Ratner uttered an anti-gay slur.

A debacle.

Utter garbage!

"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".

Utter frustration.