Sentence examples for utterly calculated from inspiring English sources
Robinson accused Salmond, the former SNP leader, of an "utterly calculated" attempt to influence the way he and his BBC bosses covered last year's independence referendum, after he reported on threats from the bank RBS to pull out of the country in the event of a yes vote.
Like the hearts of all other Americans, my heart is breaking at the recent event in Charleston - a deranged but utterly calculated attack on the values and the people of my nation.
Indeed, Robinson's biggest personal bust-ups, detailed in the book, have been with the SNP and Alex Salmond, whom he accuses of "an utterly calculated attempt to put pressure on the week before the referendum" last year.
I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean, except that it's calculated to be utterly unobjectionable and comes off as synthetic and conventional.
Yet despite any modifications or obscuring of the figures, they remain utterly recognizable, a result of both Sadkin's calculated and masterful touch and undeniable proof of the cultural pervasiveness of these cartoons characters.
If this letter was calculated to unearth school vouchers, it was utterly inept.
She concludes that Trabelsi was a "Machiavellian figure... intelligent, ambitious, calculating, manipulating and utterly without scruples or morals.
The thing about computers is that they are simultaneously very clever and utterly mindless: they are capable of calculating everything and understanding nothing.
Accordingly, this is the first production of "Merchant" I've seen that dares to present a wholly unsympathetic Shylock, played as a calculating, utterly ruthless schemer by the impressive Richard Clothier.
Lecter is cold, calculating, charming, lucid, highly dangerous and utterly remorseless.
