Sentence examples for utter demise from inspiring English sources

Sadly, Mario's super stardom leads Luigi down a very dark and lonely path, where his Fire Flower addiction, life of crime and allegations of punching kittens in the throat almost bring about his utter demise.

But this year, I'm feeling weary, and wary, if not simply embarrassed by my behavior in 2012, mortified, not to mention stupefied by the USA's sudden and utter demise on that hateful Sunday of all Sundays that I will try to put out of my mind but probably won't be able to (especially since the Golf Channel insists on replaying it over and over).

KPMG was equally dismissive: "To suggest that KPMG caused, or contributed to, Andersen's demise is utter nonsense.

Or would it, like Mark Twain, utter that "rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated?" Americans do not need Trump or his ilk to get our "Dream" back for us.

But in light of the debates surrounding New York's demise and the utter decline of all things culture being lamented to death, I've decided to brighten your day with a piece of musical artistry from powerhouse DJ/production duo LOVE TAPS (New York-based DJs Self Help & Tanner) featuring salacious vocals from Toronto phenom, Maya Killtron.

It argues against handing "colonial" power to big EU capitals and utters dire warnings of the demise of direct democracy under a Brussels bureaucracy.

A 2016 book by Joshua Rubenstein, "The Last Days of Stalin" — which is meticulously researched and not at all fictionalized or intentionally funny — portrays a Moscow in utter disarray for several years following Stalin's sudden demise.

The creative hole in television was underscored this year by the demise of "Ally McBeal," "The X-Files," "Spin City" and "Dharma and Greg," and the utter hollowness of new ventures like David E. Kelley's "Girls Club".

Of all the terrible things that come along with addiction -- mental anguish, physical decline, spiritual vacuums and untimely demises -- perhaps none are as avoidable as the crippling shame and utter hopelessness that often ride shotgun while the disease settles into the driver's seat.

I was surprised by the utter failure of the former USSR to achieve economic modernization through Gorbachev's "perestroika" initiative, and by the related political demise of Gorbachev himself.

History is cluttered with many a demise underlined by the phrase "Let them eat cake!" And for every time that phrase has been uttered, is another example of how hunger can inspire innovation to meet opportunity.