Sentence examples for utter indictment from inspiring English sources
While all earmarks are troublesome to critics like Mr. Ellis, who called the Canvasback gift an "utter indictment of earmarks," those made for faith-based groups involve special questions about the constitutional borders between church and state.
So Hillary's worst nightmare isn't winning the nomination, or even avoiding indictment for utter carelessness in opting for a private server to handle what she must have known to be confidential emails that could turn top-secret with a change in world events.
It seems Mr. Lew could hardly have uttered a more damning indictment of U.S. values.
A crushing indictment of the modern girl was uttered by Dr. J. S. Risien Russell, the neurologist, during an address at the Institute of Hygiene yesterday.
The latest, in July, centered on whether Mr. Borker had uttered the worst of the statements in the government's indictment, something he denied.
In the first encounter, at a Democratic Party function at an East Brunswick hotel in February 2003, the indictment charges, the landowner had pressured Mr. D'Amiano to have State Official 1 utter the code word during what was to be a brief encounter.
The indictment revealed that Mr. McGreevey had been secretly taped meeting the two men and uttering a word that the landowner and Mr. D'Amiano had devised as a secret code to refer to their scheme: Machiavelli.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
