Sentence examples similar to utter losses from inspiring English sources
"We now feel at an utter loss.
That sudden utter loss of control was bad-dream material happening in waking life.
His problem is the regime's utter loss of legitimacy, which means that repression will not be enough.
We are at an utter loss to understand why anyone would want to hurt our beautiful Becky in such a brutal way".
"What was unusual about Katrina was that everything in its path was a complete and utter loss, but in a fairly concentrated area," Mr. Hagerty said.
Mr. Miles, looking at three more days with his mother and Judge Judy before the three-day Labor Day weekend, seemed at an utter loss.
Taylor Trogdon, a senior scientist at the National Hurricane Center's Storm Surge Unit, tweeted, "I am at a complete and utter loss for words looking at Irma's appearance on satellite imagery".
He plays Professor Charles Xavier, or Professor X, who runs a school for gifted children in upstate New York, and whose mountainous intellect is demonstrated first by a British accent and second, toward the end of the film, by an utter loss of hair.
Given the utter loss of Nietzsche's intellectual capacities upon his collapse, this prior lucidity is puzzling.
The other major opening was a complete and utter loss.
I woke up to texts, calls, messages, and complete and utter loss.
