Sentence examples for utter trash from inspiring English sources
It was utter trash, and it was delicious.
The next year, a Boston newspaper called "Pierre," Melville's bitterly satirical novel about the literary marketplace, "utter trash".
He anthropomorphizes delinquent companies as "guys" and dismisses complex chains of shell companies as "utter trash" and "total hell".
"It is utter trash," she fumed in a letter to the conductor of the performance, Felix Mottl, a famous Wagner interpreter and one of Chabrier's most ardent champions in Germany.
Ned Rorem, the American composer, has made it a mission to spread contempt for it, insulting it in print ("the first piece of junk in the grand style") and in public speech ("utter trash").
The issue is THQ treating its customers like utter trash.
LOL!!!" "It is striking to me and many other working class academics that faculty who would never utter a racial slur will casually refer to 'trailer trash' or 'white trash.'".
The daunting puzzle, then, remains why so many blacks storm the barricades in fury against a handful of harebrained students at a college, but are stone silent, or utter only the feeblest of protests, when blacks bash and trash.
Her most commonly used adjective is "amazing," often uttered just before she stops dead in front of something — an oddly formal pile of sidewalk trash, an unusual detail in a building's façade, a sign with eccentric spelling or grammar — that few other people would notice.
After putting up with trash talk from the khal's henchmen and wives, she finally utters announces who she is.
