Sentence examples for utterly anonymous from inspiring English sources

He's utterly anonymous in jeans, blue shirt and glasses in a post-production studio in London.

Chris Spedding is a rare creature: both semi-legendary and utterly anonymous.

Scott does understand the past has much to teach us, yet understandably he wants to make it new by privileging the novelty of the virtual; but, really, metropolitan existence, at once utterly anonymous and rigidly codified, while also imposing on us all sorts of spatial jump-cuts and temporal stitching, has been the truly transformative force in human affairs.

His home departure ended in muted fashion, and his team now needs a win in Seattle to take the Shield, though perhaps more worrying will be the way the feared attack he is still a key part of, were utterly anonymous on the night.

Utterly anonymous in the first half, with his only significant contribution coming when he mis-controlled for Sanchez to score.

Like a fast food restaurant, they tend to be soulless, anonymous commodities, and utterly unlike an actual Irish pub in Ireland – a Universal Studios replica, called O'Malley's, or O'Shea's, festooned with knick-knacks and leprechaun figurines, and, of course, serving Guinness on tap.

Sly recanted his story on YouTube before the documentary came out, but Davies said the team had already confirmed the information with an additional anonymous source she called "utterly credible and well-placed".

The idea doesn't seem utterly out of the realm of possibility because, as the Sun's anonymous source says, "Kanye loves the sound of his own voice, and this will be the ultimate in self-indulgence".

In Doom's case, the lesson was "Toons can't resist the old shave and a haircut trick"; in the case of successful anonymous writers, it's the "I DID THAT" urge that's utterly irresistible.

It was utterly pointless of course, but I was just looking to make a point," an anonymous former inmate told the Guardian.

An employee, who wished to remain anonymous, told the Guardian: "Tom's generally liked and respected, but people feel utterly betrayed".