Sentence examples for utter power from inspiring English sources
It's that utter power vacuum that gave McCain the opening to pull his potentially catastrophic display of economic "leadership" last week.
I mean, we've never uttered "girl power" on the set or at any script meetings that I've been a part of.
One theory is that Parnell coined the term to poke fun at Pesky, and his utter lack of power.
As we all now know from Watergate and elsewhere, to override normal probity because you believe in a greater cause leads to the utter debasement of power.
I also remember an utter lack of power.
Lou cuts through Reagan's utter confidence in the power of Americans to solve any challenge: "But how?" he asks.
Anyone on the bad side of the free market can recognize this combination of pervasive power and utter mindlessness.
Courting danger, he lunged at top notes, cut no corners, sang every phrase with maximum expressivity, utter honesty and visceral power.
And the 15th-century Rambaldi Prophecy (in which a certain woman, maybe Sydney, could "render the greatest power unto utter desolation") is looking more accurate all the time.
His fancy seems to run riot in accumulating ridiculous circumstances one upon another, to the utter destruction of all power of gravity; and perhaps no books ever written have excited such peals of inextinguishable laughter as those of Smollett".
"The sensations of my body," Elly says as she tackles a stretch of howling green-black water, "that tiny speck of gristle moving in its spasm across such a vast space, gave me a feeling of incredible power and utter insignificance".
