Sentence examples for utter depths from inspiring English sources
It's then it descends into the utter depths of 'Dad rap' territory without much hope of reprisal.
Johnny is in the utter depths of addiction and has become known as Johnny "No Show" Cash among promoters.
But like so many modern stories, "Being Human" is about the misfit family, the connections we create when the traditional foundations have given way, often spinning them out of thin air at the very last minute to keep us from falling into the utter depths.
Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg seized on Pyne's departure as a sign of "the utter depth of internal frustration with the 'frozen at the wheel' Palaszczuk Labor government".
Sure, his charm involved repeating sexist epithets at his highly pixellated, scantily clad prostitute associates, and his elegance had more to do with how he held his gun and the way he shot a sarcastic one-liner, but his two-dimensionality - his utter lack of depth - made him instantly engaging, a hilarious pastiche, a bastard for all.
"We're not beginning to … to … mean something?" Hamm asks nervously in Beckett's Endgame, and the problem for Greig is that all his principled flux might become a destination of its own, with ready-made spiritual meaning to match, as when the watery depths become "utter calm / sunk, a stone Buddha, at the bottom of all".
Out of that utter peace, from the depths of that desirelessness, for some reason this miraculous process burst forth.
The depth, breadth and utter playfulness of Dr. Hartshorne's mind is suggested by his 1973 book, "Born to Sing".
The depth, breadth and utter playfulness of Dr. Hartshorne's mind is suggested by his 1973 book, "Born to Sing". The book argued that some bird species had evolved the ability to appreciate melody and sing for the sheer pleasure of it, a notion that continues to intrigue zoological scientists.
We got one of the heads of Young America for Freedom showing a depth of galling intolerance that few would dare utter in public, let alone even think in private.
There are other killers, sure – I like Dexter but am under no illusions about its utter daftness – and were we allowed to know some Wire characters in greater depth things might be different.
