Sentence examples for utter end from inspiring English sources

He is unlikely to view with equanimity any claim that for human beings death is the utter end.

This conflict can only end in their complete and utter destruction.

These protests, which have turned into vandalism and utter lawlessness must end immediately," Erdogan told the crowd.

Seattle's Decibel Festival, which took place concurrently to TomorrowWorld last weekend, sits at the complete and utter, total opposite end of the spectrum.

Another concluded: "Jesus Christ, Morrissey, you utter, utter bell-end".

Although this was a moment of utter hopelessness, it ended my delusional urges.

(Bloom is referring here to the wisdom about accepting death uttered at the end of "King Lear").

Her final shows with Jacques Pépin are classics, not so much for the good food as for the blunt asides she uttered to the end.

Actor and writer Stephen Fry has apologised for a few sentences he uttered at the end of a long and fascinating interview in the United States.

The book's worldview can be summed up by a brilliantly compressive paradox uttered near the end: "I want a newspaper but I don't really want to read it".

Gauge your reaction to this line of dialogue, uttered toward the end by the old billionaire: "Liz," he says, "if you don't mind, I don't feel very much in the mood for insider trading tonight".