Sentence examples for utterly classical from inspiring English sources

As happy endings go, it's an ironic one (and I'm surprised that my own shadow of irony went unnoticed), with its tragic contrast — one of an utterly classical pedigree — between the points of view of man and of God.

Brahms also wrote epic concertos, sonatas and chamber works that at once honored and utterly transformed the Classical forms.

Decker's film, in its dramatic contours, is an utterly clear and classical drama about a Queens family.

Built in 1967 by the architect Philip Johnson as a private home for David Lloyd Kreeger, then chief executive of Geico Insurance, and his wife, Carmen, the house is a light-filled, almost templelike pavilion that is at once modern and classical and utterly tranquil.

It may be precisely the classical values of psychology — induced by utterly modern, utterly original means — that threw these critics (the other three, especially) off.

Classic and utterly satisfying.

Utterly modern, they have the gravity of classical drama.

In the utterly autocratic personality of the conqueror, the classical image of an Ottoman padishah (emperor) was born.

Exciting, occasionally bombastic and often utterly entrancing, it is a fusion of classical and contemporary instrumentation that involves synthesisers and draws on elements of the electronica and ambient music genres.

A major theme of the book is that, while our political language and concepts are classical, we apply them to societies utterly unlike those which produced them.

It is quite brilliant, a traveller's tale set in the classical world of the surrealist painting, utterly unlike anything Naipaul has ever written.