Sentence examples for utterly bent from inspiring English sources
Last year chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay sent an email to Sky head of news John Ryley, copying in all staff, calling the RTS journalism awards "utterly bent and pointless" after it won just one gong.
There is something awry in the idea that Tolkien's wondrous inventions — an entire history and landscape, plus trees of unknown languages, grown from one man's fancy — should be transmitted through a medium newly and utterly bent on realism.
Despite the belief, often expressed within the racing press, that the sport is perceived by the wider world to be completely bent and utterly off-putting, the truth is that racing audiences are extremely healthy indeed.
It makes some blunt accusations about the format it satirises: the world it depicts is racist, misogynistic and utterly callous, and treats women as disposable dolls to be bent and posed for the sake of the viewing public.
Small-d democracy in the United States is being badly bent, and to fix it, the GOP may have to be utterly broken.
